Youth Sport Specialization: Current Concepts and Clinical Guides

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Abstract

The concept of youth sport specialization has evolved over the past decade, from a focus on the risk of overuse injury to a broader awareness of its effects on mental health, social well-being, quality of life, growth and maturation, sport performance, and long-term athletic success. This review article considers a recently revised definition of youth sport specialization, as well as guidelines and consensus statements from various sports medicine organizations, with practical applications for young athletes.

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Sugimoto, D., Whitney, K. E., d’Hemecourt, P. A., & Stracciolini, A. (2024). Youth Sport Specialization: Current Concepts and Clinical Guides. HSS Journal, 20(3), 416–423. https://doi.org/10.1177/15563316241237526

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