Table 1.

Demographic details for each participant in each of the groups in terms of age, gender, clinical characteristics of the injury and sporting activities.

Age	Gender	Typology of Injury	Physical Activity	Side of Injury	Side of Body Tested for CPT
Intervention Group
36	Male	Ankle injury	Tennis	Right Ankle	Right Hand
36	Male	Wrist injury	Kickboxing	Right Wrist	Right Hand
34	Male	Knee injury	Bodybuilding	Right Knee	Right Hand
32	Female	Hips Injury	Running	Left Side	Left Hand
32	Male	Low Back pain	Running	Low Back pain	Right Hand
31	Male	Shoulder injury	Football	Left Shoulder	Right Hand
24	Male	Shin injury	Basketball	Right Side	Right Hand
22	Male	Collateral-Ligament	Basketball	Right Knee	Right Hand
21	Male	Knee ACL	Running	Right Knee	Right Hand
21	Female	Knee ACL	Basketball	Right Knee	Right Hand
Control Group
36	Male	Knee (ACL)	Football	Right Knee	Right Hand
33	Male	Low Back pain	Kickboxing	Low Back Pain	Right Hand
31	Male	Arm injury Knee injury	Running	Left Arm	Right Hand
31	Female		Cyclist	Right Knee	Right Hand
30	Male	Peroneal tendon subluxation	Cyclist	Left Side	Right Hand
29	Male	Shoulder injury	Bodybuilding	Left Side	Right Hand
26	Female	Elbow injury	Basketball	Left Elbow	Right Hand
26	Male	Ankle	Cyclist	Right Ankle	Right Hand
24	Female	Knee (ACL)	Running	Right Knee	Right Hand
21	Female	Big Toe/ Proximal phalanx	Running	Left Side Toe	Right Hand

ACL, Anterior cruciate ligament. The labels used in the typology of injury were labels given by the injured athlete. These injuries either occurred during participation in the sport or during training. The two groups did not differ in age, t(18) = 0.083, P = 0.935, (m intervention = 28.9 years, SD = 6.21; m control = 28.7, SD = 4.47) or gender, χ² = 0.952, P = 0.329.