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Which performance metrics DON’T normalize at #RTS after #ACLR?
Spoiler: jump height and Reactive Strength Index during a single leg drop jump
What are we missing?
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Spoiler: jump height and Reactive Strength Index during a single leg drop jump
What are we missing?
#OpenAccess🔓#OnlineFirst
🔗bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/……
Check this thread! 👇
Why vertical jumps?
In our previous work, we found that vertical jump performance (height) is a more representative metric for knee function than horizontal hop performance (distance) in healthy individuals.
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In our previous work, we found that vertical jump performance (height) is a more representative metric for knee function than horizontal hop performance (distance) in healthy individuals.
bit.ly/3wRgDCJ
Triple hop for distance as a decision to #RTS after #ACLR.
Symmetry in distance masks asymmetry in knee function! doi.org/10.1177/036354……
@AJSM_SportsMed @RodWhiteley @Aspetar
@RoaldBahr @KorakakisV @IJonkers
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Symmetry in distance masks asymmetry in knee function! doi.org/10.1177/036354……
@AJSM_SportsMed @RodWhiteley @Aspetar
@RoaldBahr @KorakakisV @IJonkers
#onlineFirst Check this thread! 👇
Why triple hop?
During many sports, it is unusual for an athlete to be required to make a single movement such as an isolated jump or hop.
Triple hop provides additional information about the patient’s ability to absorb and release energy during consecutive plyometric loading.
During many sports, it is unusual for an athlete to be required to make a single movement such as an isolated jump or hop.
Triple hop provides additional information about the patient’s ability to absorb and release energy during consecutive plyometric loading.
