A few points:
Might need to explain Qualitrics
Need to give overall % injured/not injured and possibly break down by gender/age
Difficult to read white text on paler bits of background

Interesting piece of research. I attempted something similar but there were simply too many factors to be able to make any determination from the results. Some general comments:


There needs to be references to support statements for instance:

• Where did the information come from about triathlon?
• What other sports were compared to Triathlon to determine there is an elevated injury risk?
• Where did the information come from about the most common injuries?

Statements in academic papers/posters need to be supported with references otherwise they're just opinion.

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I concur. These are my repetitive statements to my undergraduate & graduate students:

Opinions & assumptions are not fact. You must provide evidence to support statements/claims.
Explain everything. Justify everything. Do not assume the reader knows anything about what you are presenting.

Language might be a bit sensationalistic: "The risk of injury while training for a triathlon is significant and can be severe enough to require modifications to the training program."
Bike length in a sprint tri is typically 20K.
It's a small sample size and self-reporting is always a bit problematic.

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