Michael Bertelsen

Runner and Sports Science Researcher, RUNSAFE, Department of Public Health, Aarhus University, Denmark

[Rasmus Nielsen @RUNSAFE_Rasmus]

Are athletes compliant with the intervention in sports injury trials? Not even close reads our new BJSM educational review.
https://t.co/tbK6dhDOOy

[Rasmus Nielsen @RUNSAFE_Rasmus]

RUNSAFE, Aarhus University, Denmark proudly announces the Garmin-RUNSAFE Running Health Study. Collecting big data to investigate causes to running injuries. Read more here: https://t.co/jVGt7B4bKy

[Rasmus Nielsen @RUNSAFE_Rasmus]

Change in weekly running distance and running-related injuries - results from ProjectRun21 available in @JOSPT

https://t.co/4ap18YrSAq

[Running-Physio @tomgoom]

New paper from @MB_Runsafe and the RUNSAFE team suggests a start to run distance of 3km per week may be preferable in obese, novice runners https://t.co/SlFylxssme

[Rasmus Nielsen @RUNSAFE_Rasmus]

Obese novice runners: Carefully consider the initial running distance when you are taking up running. New results from a randomized trial available in IJSPT.

https://t.co/XUmMajad7h

[Adam Hulme @system_complex]

Check out our new article in @BJSM_BMJ promoting the use of #complex #Systems #systemsthinking computational modelling methods @usceduau @HFandSTS

https://t.co/KSWrv2DyGx

[Michael Bertelsen @MB_Runsafe]

@system_complex @TimGabbett @BJSM_BMJ @RUNSAFE_Rasmus @bittencourt_nfn @Shanemalone01 @Merete_Moller @EricOetter @EvertVerhagen @JohannWindt @CarolineFinch Using the camel/straw analogy to convey multifactorial causality, like you did, works very well as well 👍

[Tim Gabbett @TimGabbett]

NEW PAPER: In pursuit of the ‘Unbreakable’ Athlete: what is the role of moderating factors and circular causation?

https://t.co/ZLQ3dA2U2x

@BJSM_BMJ @RUNSAFE_Rasmus @MB_Runsafe @bittencourt_nfn @Shanemalone01 @Merete_Moller @EricOetter @EvertVerhagen @JohannWindt

[Rasmus Nielsen @RUNSAFE_Rasmus]

New BJSM open access article (part 1): How to analyse changes in workload in sports injury research using time-to-event analysis?
https://t.co/LZT9p1KMpC

[Rasmus Nielsen @RUNSAFE_Rasmus]

New BJSM open access article (part 2): How to analyse time-varying outcomes and recurrent events in sports injury research using time-to-event analysis?
https://t.co/NyIy9mIoMY

[Michael Bertelsen @MB_Runsafe]

Latest RUNSAFE publication, Congrats to Benjamin Mulvad et al
Diagnoses and time to recovery https://t.co/TJvfdUpL5A
#ResearchInMedia

[Michael Bertelsen @MB_Runsafe]

@system_complex Thank you. Giving this twitter stuff a chance. Might get addicted🤓

[Michael Bertelsen @MB_Runsafe]

Interested in running-related research?
Follow my research activities on https://t.co/lpJg8NKYK1
#ResearchInMedia

[Michael Bertelsen @MB_Runsafe]

Training load vs Structure specific load. I will discuss the difference @ Scandinavian Sports Medicine Congress 2019 Jan 31.
See you there? #ResearchInMedia
https://t.co/5ZQG6XCwqT
https://t.co/dsn9OWJZ0H

[Michael Bertelsen @MB_Runsafe]

News and events https://t.co/K2QnorSABk
Looking forward to end the week with a great PhD defense by my RUNSAFE-colleague René Brund. Title "The Runtech Study - Risk Factors and their Association(S) in Relation to Overuse Injuries in Recreational Male Runners" #ResearchInMedia

[Michael Bertelsen @MB_Runsafe]

@MetteLoewe @SUND_SDU High5

[Michael Bertelsen @MB_Runsafe]

PhD course on social media dissemination. First tweet, here we go!
Prepare for more😎
#ResearchInMedia

[Rasmus Nielsen @RUNSAFE_Rasmus]

New RUNSAFE infographic: How do running injuries occur? When the structure-specific cumulative load exceeds the capacity.

[Running-Physio @tomgoom]

This is a real goldmine of running research from RUNSAFE https://t.co/RzUpVP8GQE featuring work by @RUNSAFE_Rasmus @MB_Runsafe @system_complex and many more. Please share this excellent resource. Thanks! #runsafe