Kyra Cloosterman

Kyra Cloosterman is a Researcher at Erasmus MC's Department of General Practice, focusing on injury prevention in sports, particularly running-related injuries. Her work emphasizes epidemiology, biostatistics, and sports medicine, with a focus on sex differences, training load management, and prevention strategies.

Her doctoral thesis On the run for running-related injuries... (2024) explores injury consequences, training load impacts, and prevention methods. Key research areas include Achilles tendinopathy epidemiology, acute training load assessment, and randomized controlled trials evaluating prevention programs. Methodologies include prospective cohort studies, regression analysis, and GPS-based workload tracking.

Publications highlight trends in identifying risk factors for injuries using statistical models and evaluating intervention effectiveness. Despite extensive research output, no scientific awards are explicitly mentioned. No student advisees were listed.