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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

Hamstring Strains and Core Stability

September 16, 2009 by David Fitzgerald | | Print
Filed under Physiotherapy Blog

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Posts Tagged 'movement patterns'

FUNCTIONAL ADAPTATIONS TO QUADRICEPS INHIBITION

Hamstring Strains and Core Stability

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