Fatigue affects quality of movement more in ACL‐reconstructed soccer players than in healthy soccer players

Overview of attention for article published in Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy, September 2018

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Mick Hughes: Physiotherapist & Exercise Physiologist, 29 Nov 2020

🟢 Does fatigue increase ACL injury risk? 🟢 This question is a nice topic of debate between researchers A recent review by…

Mick Hughes: Physiotherapist & Exercise Physiologist, 12 Jul 2020

There's plenty of healthy debate on whether or not fatigue impacts on ACL injury. A recent review by Bourne et al (2019…

Next Level Physical Therapy, 02 Oct 2018

Fatigue affects quality of movement more in ACL-reconstructed soccer players than in healthy soccer players. van Melick et al…

Lenny Macrina MSPT, SCS, CSCS, 02 Oct 2018

Fatigue affects quality of movement more in ACL-reconstructed soccer players than in healthy soccer players. van Melick et al…