2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.ptsp.2009.09.004
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Bilateral difference in hamstrings to quadriceps ratio in healthy males and females

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“…Blauzdos lenkiamųjų ir tiesiamųjų raumenų jėgos santykis naudojamas siekiant įvertinti kelio sąnario stabilumą, raumenų funkcines galimybes ir tarpusavio balansą [13,14]. Esant 60 ˚/sek kampi-niam greičiui, minimalus ir siektinas santykis yra 60 -62 proc.…”
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“…Blauzdos lenkiamųjų ir tiesiamųjų raumenų jėgos santykis naudojamas siekiant įvertinti kelio sąnario stabilumą, raumenų funkcines galimybes ir tarpusavio balansą [13,14]. Esant 60 ˚/sek kampi-niam greičiui, minimalus ir siektinas santykis yra 60 -62 proc.…”
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“…These results indicate muscle imbalances between extensor and flexor muscles of the knee for both limbs due to deficits of the flexors when compared to the knee extensors. The ratio Fle/Ext scores are often determined by the concentric PT of the extensor and flexor muscles (Kong & Burns, 2010). 60% is used as benchmark at angular speed of 60º/s (Grygorowicz et al, 2010) and can reach up to roughly 80% with the increase of speed (Andrade et al, 2012), scores not reachable by the analyzed athletes.…”
Section: Juliete Palandi Elizze Ziero Ducatti Michele Poletti Vinímentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The hamstrings to quadriceps torque ratio (H/Q) is an important parameter for both training and rehabilitation [14][15][16][17][18][19][20]. In isokinetic tests, the H/Q depends on the velocity and position [21].…”
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“…In isokinetic tests, the H/Q depends on the velocity and position [21]. The correct H/Q indicates the muscle strength balance between the hamstrings and quadriceps [15,17,19,20,22]. The H/Q results can be determined by sport-specific demands that are associated with the movement patterns including running or jumping [15,18,20,23].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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