Posts Tagged 'functional adaptations'

FUNCTIONAL ADAPTATIONS TO QUADRICEPS INHIBITION

September 23, 2009 by David Fitzgerald | | Print
Filed under Movement Impairments, Physiotherapy Blog

The acknowledgement of quadriceps inhibition as a complicating factor in knee joint pathology is pretty much unquestioned in routine clinical practice. This is evident by the standard...

Tags: Biceps femoris, clinical testing, functional adaptations, functional movement, functional movement testing, hamstring / gastroc paradox, hamstring /quadriceps co-activation, Hamstring Flexibility deficits, hamstring rehabilitation, Hamstring strain, inner range quads, knee extension, knee stability, movement patterns, muscle hyperactivity, quadriceps, Semimembranosis, Semitendinosus, static quads

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