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Kinesiology taping does not alter shoulder strength, shoulder proprioception, or scapular kinematics in healthy, physically active subjects and subjects with Subacromial Impingement Syndrome

Karen A. Keenan ; Jonathan S. Akins ; Michelle Varnell ; et al. |

Dans Physical therapy in sport (2017/2, March 2017)

Objective To examine the effect of kinesiology tape (KT) on shoulder strength, proprioception, and scapular kinematics in healthy and Subacromial Impingement Syndrome (SAIS) subjects. Design Placebo-controlled quasi-experimental study. Settin[...]

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Reliability and measurement precision of concentric-to-isometric and eccentric-to-isometric knee active joint position sense tests in uninjured physically active adults

Nicholas C. Clark ; Jonathan S. Akins ; Nicholas R. Heebner ; et al. |

Dans Physical therapy in sport (2016/2, March 2016)

Objectives Proprioception is important because it is used by the central nervous system to mediate muscle control of joint stability, posture, and movement. Knee active joint position sense (AJPS) is one representation of knee proprioception. T[...]

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