Add to ORKGWe analyzed the kinematics and kinetics of vertical drop jump landing in a group of 85 (20 females) elite youth soccer players (U10-U11 and U17). Peak knee flexion and knee varus increased in male players as a function of age; normalized peak vertical ground reaction forces decreased with age and in female players. Preliminary data can be used to build reference tables for this specific population and can help to correct dangerous landing strategies, and to keep each player’s development monitored. We also suggest that education of safe landing technique would prevent dangerous knee postures
Context: The presence or absence of biomechanical differences between the sexes before puberty may p...
The study aimed to investigate gender differences in knee valgus angle and interknee and inter-ankle...
differences in lower-extremity joint kinematics and kinetics between age- and skill-matched recreati...
The vertical drop jump (VDJ) test evaluates frontal-plane knee control in a controlled environment. ...
Access to thesis permanently restricted to Ball State community only.Background: Anterior cruciate l...
This paper discussed jump landing activity that is a frequently performed task in volleyball, badmi...
Background: Incidence of knee injuries in female soccer players is 2-6 times that of male counterpar...
In injury prevention, a vertical drop jump (DJ) is often used for screening athletes at risk for inj...
Soccer continues to experience growth internationally in both men and women. Thus, it’s reasonable t...
Females incur non-contact anterior cruciate ligament injuries at a rate four to six times higher tha...
The study examined gender and developmental differences in knee valgus angle and external knee valgu...
three-dimensional kinematic (motion) analysis to determine whether gender differences existed in kne...
Objectives: To determine the inter-rater and intra-rater reliability of frontal and sagittal plane l...
Context: Despite the popularity of jump-landing tasks being used to identify injury risk factors, m...
The aim of this study was to examine the diff erences of landing phase biomechanics between the play...
Context: The presence or absence of biomechanical differences between the sexes before puberty may p...
The study aimed to investigate gender differences in knee valgus angle and interknee and inter-ankle...
differences in lower-extremity joint kinematics and kinetics between age- and skill-matched recreati...
The vertical drop jump (VDJ) test evaluates frontal-plane knee control in a controlled environment. ...
Access to thesis permanently restricted to Ball State community only.Background: Anterior cruciate l...
This paper discussed jump landing activity that is a frequently performed task in volleyball, badmi...
Background: Incidence of knee injuries in female soccer players is 2-6 times that of male counterpar...
In injury prevention, a vertical drop jump (DJ) is often used for screening athletes at risk for inj...
Soccer continues to experience growth internationally in both men and women. Thus, it’s reasonable t...
Females incur non-contact anterior cruciate ligament injuries at a rate four to six times higher tha...
The study examined gender and developmental differences in knee valgus angle and external knee valgu...
three-dimensional kinematic (motion) analysis to determine whether gender differences existed in kne...
Objectives: To determine the inter-rater and intra-rater reliability of frontal and sagittal plane l...
Context: Despite the popularity of jump-landing tasks being used to identify injury risk factors, m...
The aim of this study was to examine the diff erences of landing phase biomechanics between the play...
Context: The presence or absence of biomechanical differences between the sexes before puberty may p...
The study aimed to investigate gender differences in knee valgus angle and interknee and inter-ankle...
differences in lower-extremity joint kinematics and kinetics between age- and skill-matched recreati...