Association between overuse injury and biomechanics in runners

Posted on June 15, 2013 by admin

ASSOCIATION BETWEEN OVERUSE INJURY AND BIOMECHANICS IN DISTANCE RUNNERS JOHN KING Masters Thesis; 2013 Quote: PURPOSE: The purpose of this investigation was to determine the association of gait kinematic and kinetic, anthropometric and muscular strength variables with injury frequency in distance runners. We hypothesize that frequency of injury will influence a discrete set of kinematic, kinetic, anthropometric, and strength variables

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Association between overuse injury and biomechanics in runners

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