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Table. 1.

Table. 1.

PICOS of included studies

Study Participants (baseline characteristics) Training (duration) Intervention Control Outcome (follow-up duration) Study design
Brushøj et al.17 Denmark army recruits (intervention: 507 [male], control: 513 [male], age: 19−26 yr) Basic military training (12 wk) Strengthening and stretching (lower body) Strengthening and stretching (upper body) Any musculoskeletal injuries (12 wk) Quasi-RCT
Burley et al.18 Australia army recruits (intervention: 117 [male, 87; female, 30], control: 97 [male, 75; female, 22], age: 21.7 yr) Basic military training (12 wk) Strengthening, stretching and aerobic Standard running and circuit training Any musculoskeletal injuries (12 wk) RCT
Carow et al.19 U.S. military new cadets (total: 1,313 [male, 1,070; female, 243], intervention: 654, control: 659, age: 18−22 yr) Cadet basic training (6 wk) Strengthening and stretching Active warm-up Lower-limb musculoskeletal injuries (10.5mths) Cluster RCT
Childs et al.20 U.S. army soldiers (intervention: 2,153, control: 2,160, age: 18−35 yr) Combat medic training (16 wk) Strengthening and balance Upper body strengthening Any musculoskeletal injuries (16 wk) Cluster RCT
Coppack et al.21 U.K. army recruits (intervention: 759 [male, 556; female, 203], control: 743 [male, 536; female, 207], age: 19.6 yr) Basic military training (14 wk) Strengthening and stretching Traditional training Anterior knee pain (12 wk) Cluster RCT
Goodall et al.22 Australia army recruits (total: 867 [male, 815; female, 52], intervention: 380, control: 487, age: 17−50 yr) Basic military training (12 wk) Balance and agility with normal physical training Control (only normal physical training) Lower-limb musculoskeletal injuries (12 wk) Cluster RCT
Hartig and Henderson23 U.S. army recruits (intervention: 150 [male], control: 148 [male], age: 20 yr) Basic military training (13 wk) Additional stretching with normal routine of stretching Control (only normal routine of stretching) Lower-limb musculoskeletal injuries (13 wk) Quasi-RCT
Knapik et al.24 U.S. army recruits (intervention: 829 [male, 486; female, 343], control: 1,138 [male, 656; female, 482], age: 21.8 yr) Basic combat training (9 wk) Strengthening, stretching and aerobic Traditional training Any injuries (9 wk) Quasi-RCT
Pope et al.25 Australia army recruits (intervention: 549 [male], control: 544 [male], age: 17−35 yr) Recruit training (12 wk) Stretching (lower body) Stretching (upper body) Lower-limb musculoskeletal injuries (12 wk) Quasi-RCT
Pope et al.26 Australia army recruits (intervention: 735 [male], control: 803 [male], age: 17−35 yr) Recruit training (12 wk) Stretching (lower body) Warm-up Lower-limb musculoskeletal injuries (12 wk) Quasi-RCT

PICOS: Participants, Intervention, Control, Outcome, Study design; RCT: randomized controlled trial.

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