Rotational abnormalities are a common problem in many neuromuscular disorders, such as cerebral palsy and myelomeningocele. Torsional bony deformities, identified during the clinical examination, may ...
Here, Lexi Elkins, former player of coach Mike Lotief and one of the top NCAA home run leaders, exhibits proper contralateral hip activity as she swings for the ball. Courtesy Swing Attractors When ...
Background Fifth metatarsal stress fracture (Jones fracture) is one of the issues of sports-related injuries. Objective Exploration of unknown risk factor for developing Jones fractures. Design Case ...
This study determined the relationship of various pelvic landmarks to the pelvic plane in the lateral position. Five whole-body cadavers were used in this study. All navigation data were collected ...
Background Athletic groin pain (AGP) is prevalent in sports involving repeated accelerations, decelerations, kicking and change-of-direction movements. Clinical and radiological examinations lack the ...
As runners, we know there’s always a chance of getting injured. Sometimes it’s because we up our mileage too quickly, and other times, we’re just plain clumsy and land the wrong way. But new research ...
Internally rotating your hip engages muscles like the tensor fasciae latae, upper gluteus muscles, and inner thigh muscles. Without it, it’s hard to complete daily activities like putting on pants or ...
A posterior pelvic tilt refers to when the pelvis tilts too far backwards. This causes the buttocks to tuck in and tilt the hips upward, which can result in pain in the back, hips, buttocks, or thighs ...
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