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Biomechanical and Neuromuscular Contributors to Knee Valgus and ACL Injury Risk
Abstract Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries are the most common injuries in athletes while also being non-contact. One key factor associated with these injuries is knee valgus—an inward collapse of the knee during movement that increases strain on the ACL and other knee ligaments. This paper review compiles and current research to identify the primary biomechanical contributors to knee valgus and ACL injury. Findings across studies consistently highlight deficits in hi
John Lu
Nov 134 min read
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The Right way to Heal an Ankle Sprain
Figure 1: Source OCV An ankle sprain is one of the most common injuries people experience especially in sports that involve quick changes...
John Lu
Jul 53 min read
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Strength vs Power vs Speed what's the difference? And how you can benefit from it.
What's the difference and what do you need Figure 1: Source: themovementsystem Strength, power, and speed are some of the largest...
John Lu
Jul 23 min read
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