The Effects of Surface Slope on Knee Muscle Torques During the Swing Phase of Running
2026-07-01 | 10:15 AM - 11:10 AM
Learning Objectives:
- Compare and contrast the changes in biceps femoris length (BFL) and knee/hip joint angles at peak knee muscle torque (PKMT) during the late swing phase of submaximal running on uphill, level, and downhill surfaces. - Determine whether the peak knee muscle torque (PKMT) experienced by the hamstrings during the late swing phase of submaximal running is significantly altered by changes in surface slope. - Propose a rationale for the use of a surface slope progression (e.g., downhillà levelàuphill) in the rehabilitation of hamstring strains, specifically to progressively increase the strain imposed on the muscle during submaximal running.
Keywords: Hamstring; Rehabilitation; Incline, Decline
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