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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Lateral step down"”.

  1. Establishing Normal Motion Between the Thigh to Pelvis and Trunk to Pelvis Segments in Female, Collegiate Volleyball and Soccer Athletes

    … The participants then performed a landing and lateral step-down task. Results: Results of the RMANOVAs revealed interactions between all of the dependent variables except when comparing the single leg stance to the double leg stance in the sagittal plane. There were differences in the frontal …

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  2. UNDERSTANDING THE FACTORS INFLUENCING FUNCTIONAL TASKS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURY-RELATED BIOMECHANICS

    … squat-based tasks (single-leg squat, anterior step-down, and lateral step-down) at three different speeds (slow, fast and self-selected. The study found that both task type and movement speed can influence several metrics commonly used to assess movement kinematics, albeit with small absolute …

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  3. Effect of Sex on the Coordination Patterns of Athletes During Dynamic Activities

    … of tasks, including the single-leg squat and lateral step-downs while three-dimensional kinematics of the pelvis, thigh, knee, and shank were collected. Using a dynamic systems analysis, coordination patterns were calculated and statistically compared between the sexes. Additionally the …

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