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A great article written ahead of a closely fought battle between Harlequins and Gloucester on the weekend. Both teams use the PROTECHT system in training

An exciting opportunity has come up for a funded PhD position with SWA and the HEAD Lab at Imperial College London. It will focus on

SWA are recruiting for an exciting new Research Assistant role, working across a number of sports and research projects. Applications are invited before midday on

Concussion in sports is a problem that isn’t going to go away. It’s not just a player welfare issue, though of course, it is a

As rugby league joins union in preparing to deal with concussion-related legal issues, a tiny sensor in players’ mouthguards could hold the key to preserving

That Harlequins are the champions of England is one of the great imponderables, given the bleakness of their midwinter. Quins were one of three teams

Premier League announced new heading in training guidance this week, which recommend a maximum of 10 ‘higher force’ headers per player per training week SWA

SWA are proud to have collaborated with the RFU and PRL regarding a research project, to evaluate the level of head impact exposure in men’s

Harlequins reveal the use of the PROTECHT mouthguard has decreased the amount of contact a player receives in training and has significantly reduced the amount

Harlequins TV take an in-depth look at the PROTECHT system and how Harlequins are making use of the new mouthguards. Lee Melotti, Sports Scientist at