This investigation explored alternatives to the null hy-potheses that maximal active and passive resistance to inversion developed by a near-maximally inverted and weightbearing ankle is not altered by 1) the use of prophylactic adhesive athletic tape, 2) the use of non-adhesive prewrap (underwrap), or 3) 40 minutes of vigorous exercise. Ten healthy men and 10 healthy women (mean age, 25 ± 3 years) with no recent ankle injuries underwent testing to determine maximal ankle resistance to inversion under unipedal, weightbearing conditions. Tests were performed with and without the support of athletic tape, and before and after 40 min-utes of exercise. Half the testing sessions were per-formed with prewrap under the tape. At 15&d...
Int J Exerc Sci 2(2) : 72-82, 2009. Ankle injuries, via plantarflexion (PF) and inversion, are commo...
Ankle sprain is the most common recreation injury. These injuries result from excessive inversion of...
The ankle joint is one of the most vulnerable athlete’s joints. (Chan et Al, 2010, Fong et Al, 2007)...
This investigation explored alternatives to the null hy potheses that maximal active and passive res...
We measured the maximal isometric eversion moment developed under full weightbearing in 20 healthy a...
INTRODUCTION: . Athletes and coaches in different sport disciplines use preventive adhesive tape or ...
We measured the maximal isometric eversion moment developed under full weightbearing in 20 healthy a...
Eighteen (9M, 9F) college students were randomly assigned to a treatment order (T-TA-RT or T-RT-TA) ...
Sport injuries are unwanted adverse effects accompanying participation in sports. In a wide variety ...
AbstractObjectiveThis study was designed to compare the effects of different ankle taping methods on...
Typescript (photocopy).It was the purpose of this study to investigate the supportive capabilities o...
Typescript (photocopy).It was the purpose of this study to investigate the supportive capabilities o...
We used electromyographic and goniometric methods to test 40 subjects to describe the neuromuscular ...
BackgroundLateral ankle sprain is one of the most common musculoskeletal injuries, particularly amon...
Five cadaveric ankles were used to determine the ef-fects of prophylactic bracing and tape on resist...
Int J Exerc Sci 2(2) : 72-82, 2009. Ankle injuries, via plantarflexion (PF) and inversion, are commo...
Ankle sprain is the most common recreation injury. These injuries result from excessive inversion of...
The ankle joint is one of the most vulnerable athlete’s joints. (Chan et Al, 2010, Fong et Al, 2007)...
This investigation explored alternatives to the null hy potheses that maximal active and passive res...
We measured the maximal isometric eversion moment developed under full weightbearing in 20 healthy a...
INTRODUCTION: . Athletes and coaches in different sport disciplines use preventive adhesive tape or ...
We measured the maximal isometric eversion moment developed under full weightbearing in 20 healthy a...
Eighteen (9M, 9F) college students were randomly assigned to a treatment order (T-TA-RT or T-RT-TA) ...
Sport injuries are unwanted adverse effects accompanying participation in sports. In a wide variety ...
AbstractObjectiveThis study was designed to compare the effects of different ankle taping methods on...
Typescript (photocopy).It was the purpose of this study to investigate the supportive capabilities o...
Typescript (photocopy).It was the purpose of this study to investigate the supportive capabilities o...
We used electromyographic and goniometric methods to test 40 subjects to describe the neuromuscular ...
BackgroundLateral ankle sprain is one of the most common musculoskeletal injuries, particularly amon...
Five cadaveric ankles were used to determine the ef-fects of prophylactic bracing and tape on resist...
Int J Exerc Sci 2(2) : 72-82, 2009. Ankle injuries, via plantarflexion (PF) and inversion, are commo...
Ankle sprain is the most common recreation injury. These injuries result from excessive inversion of...
The ankle joint is one of the most vulnerable athlete’s joints. (Chan et Al, 2010, Fong et Al, 2007)...