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Effects on hamstring muscle extensibility, muscle activity, and balance of different stretching techniques

Lim et al., 2014

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18351450192215748697
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Lim K
Nam H
Jung K
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Journal of physical therapy science

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[Purpose] The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of two different stretching techniques on range of motion (ROM), muscle activation, and balance.[Subjects] For the present study, 48 adults with hamstring muscle tightness were recruited and randomly …
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