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Table 1 Subject characteristics for total sample, runners who sustained an injury during follow-up, and non-injured runners.

From: Fat intake and injury in female runners

 

Total Sample (n = 86)

Injured (n = 47)

Non-Injured (n = 39)

p value (injured vs. non-injured)

Age (y)

37 ± 9.2

36 ± 9.7

37 ± 8.8

.752

Height (cm)

164 ± 6.3

165 ± 5.8

163 ± 6.8

.342

Weight (kg)

59 ± 7.1

58 ± 6.4

59 ± 7.9

.485

BMI (kg/m2)

22 ± 2.4

22 ± 2.5

22 ± 2.2

.206

Body Fat (%)

19 ± 5.2

20 ± 5.5

19 ± 4.8

.445

Miles Run per Week

30 ± 9.1

31 ± 10.5

29 ± 7.2

.366

EAT score

15 ± 9.2

15 ± 9.3

15 ± 9.2

.812

XEE (kcal/kgFFM/d)

13 ± 6.2

14 ± 6.9

12 ± 5.1

.301

*EEE (kcal/d)

3127 ± 474

3123 ± 420

3132 ± 541

.942

  1. Values presented as mean ± SD.
  2. * Energy Expenditure values based on a total n = 72 (40 injured and 32 non-injured)