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Sportphysio 2025; 13(01): 37-43
DOI: 10.1055/a-2495-9343
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Sicherer postpartaler Return to Play im Profifußball

Saskia Maletzke
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Johannes Blume
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Matthias Rosa
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Lisa Bode
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Immer mehr Frauen treiben professionell Sport. Auch im Frauenfußball hat die Zahl aktiver Spielerinnen in den letzten Jahren erheblich zugenommen. Weil viele der Sportlerinnen schon während ihrer aktiven Laufbahn ihren Kinderwunsch realisieren, ist es wichtig, ihre Rückkehr in den Sport so sicher und optimal wie möglich zu gestalten.



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03 February 2025

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