Altered squat movement pattern in patients with chronic low back pain
CONCLUSIONS: The findings support the hypothesis that the strategy of movement is different in subjects with and without back pain. They may suggest that subjects with low back pain in maximal squat use the hip joint and knee joint to a greater extent than subjects without back pain, with comparable ankle dorsiflexion. Clinicians should take into consideration the influence of ankle motion and timing on exercise biomechanics in persons suffering from low back pain.PMID:33775082 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/117708
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - Category: Environmental Health Authors: Magdalena Zawadka Jakub Smo łka Maria Skublewska-Paszkowska Edyta Łukasik Grzegorz Zieli ński Aleksandra By ś Piotr Gawda Source Type: research
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