Hamstring Tester May Keep More Athletes On The Field
Monday, September 29, 2014 - 17:50
in Mathematics & Economics
Can hamstring injury be predicted? Hamstring strains account for most non-contact injuries in Australian rules football, football and rugby union, as well as track events like sprinting, and a team led by Dr. Anthony Shield, from Queensland University of Technology, and Dr. David Opar of Australian Catholic University, measured the eccentric hamstring strength of more than 200 AFL players from five professional clubs and may have a new metric for predicting problems. read more