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Adaptations of lumbar biomechanics after four weeks of running training with minimalist footwear and technique guidance: Implications for running-related lower back …

Lee et al., 2018

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12473428398820275922
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Lee S
Bailey J
Smith J
Barton S
Brown D
Joyce T
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Physical Therapy in Sport

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Objectives To investigate the changes in lumbar kinematic and paraspinal muscle activation before, during, and after a 4-week minimalist running training. Design Prospective cohort study. Setting University research laboratory. Participants Seventeen habitually shod …
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