| Abstract | PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of three PNF stretching techniques for improving hamstring flexibility and to compare the effectiveness of three PNF stretching techniques(direct and indirect and mix(direct&indirect) of hold-relax technique). METHODS: The subjects were randomly assigned into three groups: group1-direct-hold-relax technique(n=10); group2-indirect-hold-relax technique(n=8); group3-mix(direct&indirect)-hold-relax technique(n=10). For each group, stretch was performed three times a week for a period of three weeks. Hamstring flexibility for each group was measured using the ASLR and PSLR. RESULTS: The results showed significant improvement in hamstring flexibility for al...
Study Design: Systematic literature review. Objective: Investigate the literature regarding the most...
OBJECTIVES: To compare a passive and an active stretching technique to determine which one would pro...
Background: Flexibility is a vital component of fitness required for desirable musculoskeletal funct...
Background: Flexibility is important in prevention of injury, muscular and postural imbalance more o...
Background: Numerous studies have documented on flexibility of muscles. Flexibility is defined as th...
Background: Flexibility is an important component of physical conditioning programs. The most common...
OBJECTIVE: Previous research suggests proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) stretching tec...
OBJECTIVE: Previous research suggests proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) stretching tec...
OBJECTIVE: Previous research suggests proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) stretching tec...
Flexibility can be achieved by a variety of stretching techniques and the benefits of stretching are...
Background: Flexibility is a vital component of fitness required for desirable musculoskeletal funct...
Background: Flexibility is a vital component of fitness required for desirable musculoskeletal funct...
AbstractTo evaluate and compare the effects of hold-relax technique and cyclic loading technique on ...
Objective: To compare the immediate, short term and long term effects of active isolated stretch ver...
OBJECTIVES: To compare a passive and an active stretching technique to determine which one would pro...
Study Design: Systematic literature review. Objective: Investigate the literature regarding the most...
OBJECTIVES: To compare a passive and an active stretching technique to determine which one would pro...
Background: Flexibility is a vital component of fitness required for desirable musculoskeletal funct...
Background: Flexibility is important in prevention of injury, muscular and postural imbalance more o...
Background: Numerous studies have documented on flexibility of muscles. Flexibility is defined as th...
Background: Flexibility is an important component of physical conditioning programs. The most common...
OBJECTIVE: Previous research suggests proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) stretching tec...
OBJECTIVE: Previous research suggests proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) stretching tec...
OBJECTIVE: Previous research suggests proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) stretching tec...
Flexibility can be achieved by a variety of stretching techniques and the benefits of stretching are...
Background: Flexibility is a vital component of fitness required for desirable musculoskeletal funct...
Background: Flexibility is a vital component of fitness required for desirable musculoskeletal funct...
AbstractTo evaluate and compare the effects of hold-relax technique and cyclic loading technique on ...
Objective: To compare the immediate, short term and long term effects of active isolated stretch ver...
OBJECTIVES: To compare a passive and an active stretching technique to determine which one would pro...
Study Design: Systematic literature review. Objective: Investigate the literature regarding the most...
OBJECTIVES: To compare a passive and an active stretching technique to determine which one would pro...
Background: Flexibility is a vital component of fitness required for desirable musculoskeletal funct...