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325 related items for PubMed ID: 29413789

  • 41. Differences in lateral drop jumps from an unknown height among individuals with functional ankle instability.
    Rosen A, Swanik C, Thomas S, Glutting J, Knight C, Kaminski TW.
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  • 52. The influence of obesity and fat distribution on ankle muscle coactivation during gait.
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  • 58. Effects of treadmill incline and speed on peroneus longus muscle activity in persons with chronic stroke and healthy subjects.
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  • 60. Backward walking at three levels of treadmill inclination: an electromyographic and kinematic analysis.
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