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Effect of anticipation on lower extremity biomechanics during side-and cross-cutting maneuvers in young soccer players

Kim et al., 2014

Document ID
11601256981073259562
Author
Kim J
Lee K
Kong S
An K
Jeong J
Lee Y
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The American journal of sports medicine

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Background: Less mature athletes exhibit biomechanical parameters during cutting maneuvers that may place these athletes at greater risk for injury than their more mature counterparts, especially if the maneuvers are unanticipated. However, most studies on risk …
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