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Effects of augmented feedback on training jump landing tasks for ACL injury prevention: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Victoria Neilson ; Sarah Ward ; Patria Hume ; et al. |

Dans Physical therapy in sport (Vol. 39, September 2019)

Objective Determine if augmented feedback (AF) used during jump landing training can improve ACL biomechanical injury risk factors.

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Kinematics during lower extremity functional screening tests in young athletes : Are they reliable and valid?

Chris Whatman, Auteur ; Patria Hume, Auteur ; W. Hing, Auteur |

Dans Physical therapy in sport (2013/2, 2013)

Objective To determine if lower extremity functional tests are reliable and valid screening tests of lower extremity dynamic alignment in healthy young athletes. Design Quantitative experimental test–re-test. Methods Peak three-dimensional pe[...]

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Physiotherapist agreement when visually rating movement quality during lower extremity functional screening tests

Chris Whatman ; Wayne Hing ; Patria Hume |

Dans Physical therapy in sport (2021/2, 2012)

Objectives To investigate physiotherapist agreement in rating movement quality during lower extremity functional tests using two visual rating methods and physiotherapists with differing clinical experience. Design Clinical measurement. [...]

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The reliability and validity of physiotherapist visual rating of dynamic pelvis and knee alignment in young athletes

Chris Whatman, Auteur ; Patria Hume, Auteur ; W. Hing, Auteur |

Dans Physical therapy in sport (2013/3, 2013)

Purpose To investigate visual rating of pelvis and knee position in young athletes during lower extremity functional tests. Methods Pelvis and knee alignment, in 23 athletes, was visually rated by 66 physiotherapists. Peak two-dimensional ([...]

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