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ISSN:2666-3376

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Jack Andringa-Bate,Moath Almusallam,Molly Coventry et al. Jack Andringa-Bate et al.
Purpose: Alterations in neuromotor function occur following lower-limb injuries and might be a factor in recurrent injury. We evaluated if adults with previous lower-limb muscle or tendon injury demonstrate differences in...
Erika Zemková Erika Zemková
Although much research has been devoted to gait analysis while walking or running, a surprising gap in knowledge is its relationship with upper body function, particularly core stability. The methods used to train and assess athletic locomo...
Sam L Torrens,Evelyn Parr,Robert Robergs et al. Sam L Torrens et al.
Background: Traditionally, the management and research of inborn errors of metabolism have been primarily overseen by genetic specialists, whose expertise has guided both therapeutic strategies and efforts to identify pot...
Meiling Tao,Kaifang Liao,Mingyue Yin et al. Meiling Tao et al.
Purpose: This systematic review aimed to: 1) explore muscular fitness adaptations (e.g., muscle mass, muscle strength, functional performance) in older adults (≥ 60 years) following exercise with resistance training comp...
Adam R Nebel,Abigail C Schmitt Adam R Nebel
Background: Markerless motion capture in sport is becoming widely available and increasingly popular. Because of the increase in popularity, it is important to determine if the values reported by these systems are similar...
Yiqun Lu,Feng Zhao,Shengzheng Kuai et al. Yiqun Lu et al.
Gait asymmetries after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR) may lead to radiographic knee osteoarthritis (OA) and secondary injury. This study aimed to investigate three-dimensional (3D) lower limb joint kinetics using a multi-b...
David Wing,Bart Roelands,Abraham Z Snyder et al. David Wing et al.
Purpose: Neuroimaging studies show that the functional connectivity of the brain changes with age. Resting state functional connectivity (rsFC) in the brain appears to decrease with aging in key networks associated with h...
Iberê Pereira Datti Iberê Pereira Datti
Musculoskeletal injuries remain a prevalent challenge in healthcare, yet our understanding of their root causes and optimal prevention strategies still needs to be completed. While biomechanical approaches are widely favored, focusing prima...
Shiki Takeuchi,Masaya Anan Shiki Takeuchi
Background: Numerous ankle sprains have been reported in female players performing noncontact play such as side-cutting maneuvers. This study examined the coordination between foot joints during unanticipated side-cutting...
Victor S de Queiros,Nicholas Rolnick,Jason R Jaggers et al. Victor S de Queiros et al.
Objective: To synthesize evidence from systematic reviews on the effects of blood flow restriction (BFR) training on muscle strength, hypertrophy, and functional performance in older adults. ...