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Preventing Hamstring Injuries in Sport
Strength & Conditioning Journal, 2008HAMSTRING INJURIES CAN BE DEVASTATING FOR ATHLETES AND SPORTS TEAMS. RECENT ADVANCES IN TECHNOLOGY HAVE GREATLY ENHANCED OUR UNDERSTANDING OF HOW AND WHY HAMSTRING INJURIES OCCUR. BASED ON THIS INFORMATION, PROFESSIONAL SPORTS TEAMS HAVE IMPLEMENTED VARIOUS TRAINING INTERVENTIONS IN AN ATTEMPT TO REDUCE THE RATE OF HAMSTRING INJURIES WITH VARYING ...
Matt Brughelli, John Cronin
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Prevention of hamstring injuries in footballers
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 1999Despite many postulated causes of hamstring injury, the only risk factors that have been prospectively validated by multiple trials are past history and muscle weakness (measured by hamstring/quadriceps (H/Q) strength ratio and/or side-to-side deficits).
J Orchard, J Marsden, D Garlick
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Hamstring Injury Prevention and Implementation
2020Currently, effective hamstring injury prevention is primarily based on exercise strategies. The FIFA 11+ is a general strength and conditioning programme that has been shown to reduce injuries in football, including hamstring injuries. Many hamstring injury prevention studies have shown that eccentric hamstring strength training can reduce the risk of ...
van der Horst, Nick +2 more
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Interventions for preventing hamstring injuries: a systematic review
Physiotherapy, 2011To assess, by systematic review, the effects of interventions used for preventing hamstring injuries in physically active individuals.Randomised or quasi-randomised trials of interventions for preventing hamstring injuries were included, as were trials testing interventions for the prevention of lower limb injuries, provided that hamstring injuries ...
Elliott F, Goldman, Diana E, Jones
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[Hamstring injury prevention].
Revue medicale suisse, 2019Hamstring muscle injury is the first diagnosis of injury in sports involving sprints. Its prevention represents a fundamental challenge for the technical and health professionals around the athletes. Risk factors have been described and can be used for screening at-risk individuals (age, history of hamstring injury, strength deficit).
Pascal, Edouard +4 more
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Hamstring Injury Rehabilitation and Injury Prevention
2014Injuries of the hamstring muscle complex are common among those participating in sports that involve high-speed running, cutting, and jumping. Mild injuries or strains of the hamstring muscles can typically be managed conservatively, while surgical repair is recommended for more severe partial tears or complete ruptures of the proximal tendon ...
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Sports Medicine, 1985
Injuries to the hamstring muscles can be devastating to the athlete because these injuries frequently heal slowly and have a tendency to recur. It is thought that many of the recurrent injuries to the hamstring musculotendinous unit are the result of inadequate rehabilitation following the initial injury.
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Injuries to the hamstring muscles can be devastating to the athlete because these injuries frequently heal slowly and have a tendency to recur. It is thought that many of the recurrent injuries to the hamstring musculotendinous unit are the result of inadequate rehabilitation following the initial injury.
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Strengthening football: The role of the nordic hamstring exercise in preventing hamstring injuries
Journal of Back and Musculoskeletal RehabilitationBackground Hamstring strain injuries (HSIs) are among the most common injuries in football, causing significant time-loss and impacting player performance. Despite various preventive strategies, the incidence of HSIs remains high, necessitating evidence-based approaches to reduce injury rates.
Tedeschi R. +6 more
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Prevention and Treatment of Hamstring Injuries
Theoretical and Natural ScienceHamstring injuries in baseball players and soccer players have become progressively more severe due to active lengthening and high-speed running. This paper analyzes the anatomy, mechanisms, prevention, and rehabilitation of hamstring injuries to optimize training methods and reduce the recurrence of hamstring injuries.
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The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 2014
Background: Hamstring injuries are the most common muscle injuries in soccer, and they have a high rate of recurrence. Eccentric hamstrings strength is recognized as an important modifiable risk factor. This led to the development of prevention exercises such as the nordic hamstring exercise (NHE).
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Background: Hamstring injuries are the most common muscle injuries in soccer, and they have a high rate of recurrence. Eccentric hamstrings strength is recognized as an important modifiable risk factor. This led to the development of prevention exercises such as the nordic hamstring exercise (NHE).
Nick, van der Horst +4 more
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