EPISODE · Mar 20, 2015 · 45 MIN
049 Eccentric Hip Abduction Strength and PFP
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We take a look at whether or not lack of eccentric hip strength is a risk factor for developing patellofemoral pain in novice runners. How hard is it to do a prospective study like this? What conclusions can we draw from this? Does this fit with our previous understanding? Is JW afraid of chickens?
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