Rhabdomyolysis in 119 students after repetitive exercise.

A C-M Lin, C-M Lin, T-L Wang, J-G Leu

British Journal of Sports Medicine 2005 January

Exercise induced rhabdomyolysis is well known, but has rarely been reported in high school students. This is the report of 119 cases in high school students who exercised vigorously (120 push ups in five minutes) in cold weather. Most of them developed muscle pain and dark urine within two to four days of the exercise.

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