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Can low dose Nordic hamstring exercises reduce the risk of hamstring injury? A randomised control study
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Can low dose Nordic hamstring exercises reduce the risk of hamstring injury? A randomised control study

A. Bailey, A. Dempsey, B. Scott and D. Hiscock
Journal of science and medicine in sport, Vol.21(Supplement 1), S33
2018

Abstract

Hamstring strain injuries (HSI) are the most common occurring injury in all running sports, accounting for 11% of all injuries. In Australian Rules Football's elite competition, hamstring injuries account for 16% of missed playing time or 19.1 games missed per club per year. The primary focus of this study is to investigate whether eccentric strength, which is related to a reduced risk of hamstring injury, can be achieved when utilising a lower dosage of Nordic Lowers (NL) compared to higher doses recommended in the literature, and in conjunction with a full strength and power program.

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