Combining evidence and practice to optimise neck training aimed at reducing head acceleration events in sport: a systematic review and Delphi-consensus study
Molly Fownes-Walpole(Leeds Beckett University), Ben Jones(Practical Action), Lois Mackay(Loughborough University), Alexander McDaniel(University of North Carolina Wilmington), Kerry Peek(The University of Sydney), Leigh Gordon(University of Cape Town), Danielle Salmon(University of Calgary), Craig T. Twentyman(Statistics New Zealand), Theo Versteegh(Western University), L. J. McBride(University of Leicester), Marwan Al-Dawoud(Leeds Beckett University), Nathan Mill(St Helens Hospital), Lindsey H. Schroeder(University of North Carolina Wilmington), Elisabeth M. P. Williams(Swansea University), Omar Heyward(The Football Association), Pete McKnight(North Yorkshire County Council), Anna Stodter(Leeds Beckett University), Christopher Kirk(Sheffield Hallam University), Gavin Pratt(Las Vegas Institute), R. Madden(Anthony Nolan), Kevin Till(Leeds Beckett University), James Hairsine(The Football Association), Melanie D. Bussey(University of Otago)
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