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ligament dominance
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Decreased lower extremity frontal plane stability, usually evidenced by valgus and varus positioning, causing connective tissues to be the limiting factor of end range of motion control
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quadriceps dominance
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Decreased strength or recruitment of the posterior chain musculature relative to anterior chain musculature
3
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leg dominance
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Limb-to-limb asymmetries in neuromusculoskeletal control or muscle recruitment
4
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kinematic adjustments
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Small alterations in movement pattern execution made in response to repetitive or novel performance conditions
Corrective Exercise
flashcards
Decks in class (21)
# Cards
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chapter 1 - Lesson 27
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Chapter 1 Lesson 32
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Chapter 2 Lesson 115
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Chapter 2 Lesson 218
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Chapter 2 Lesson 314
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Chapter 2 Lesson 47
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Chapter 2 Lesson 58
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Chapter 3 Lesson 110
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Chapter 4 Lesson 114
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Chapter 4 Lesson 20
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Chapter 5 Lesson 14
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Chapter 6 Lesson 16
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Chapter 6 Lesson 24
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Chapter 7 Lesson 13
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Chapter 7 Lesson 25
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Chapter 7 Lesson 31
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Chapter 8 Lesson 111
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Chapter 8 Lesson 32
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Chapter 9 Lesson 13
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Chapter 10 Lesson 15
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Chapter 10 Lesson 20
