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Injury, Prehab, & Rehab talk for the brittlebros / III. Causes of Injury/Damage
« on: July 12, 2010, 07:56:18 pm »
III. Causes of Injury/Damage
Improper Stretching
Stretching is responsible for a significant amount of injuries, either from not stretching, not warming up before stretching, or stretching improperly.
Muscular Development
Underdeveloped muscle can increase the risk of injury during regular use and straining or athletic activity.
Improper Stretching
Stretching is responsible for a significant amount of injuries, either from not stretching, not warming up before stretching, or stretching improperly.
Muscular Development
Underdeveloped muscle can increase the risk of injury during regular use and straining or athletic activity.
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Vastus Medialis
Increased risk of knee injury (chondromalacia) occurs during knee extension activities. The patella becomes laterally displaced with the pull of the vastus lateralis. This patella tracking problem can produce wear on the inferior patellar surface. Greater pain is usually experienced during leg extension activities in which the knee is a greater than a 20 to 30 degree angle. Avoiding full range of motion (i.e. not locking out) during Quadricep exercise may not allow the Vastus Medialis to be fully strengthened since it is more fully activated at these final degrees of knee extension. (source: exrx.net)
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Hamstrings