Abstract:Background: Passive joint stiffness can influence risk of injury and the ability to participate in sports and activities of daily living. Yet little is known about how passive joint stiffness changes over time with intensive repetitive exercise, particularly when performing unilateral activities using the dominant upper limb.Objective: We investigated the difference in passive wrist quasi-stiffness between the dominant and non-dominant upper limb of competitive squash players, compared these results to a previ… Show more
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