Hamstring and gluteal activation during high-speed overground running: Impact of prior strain injury

Matthew N. Bourne; Chris Pollard; Daniel Messer; Ryan G. Timmins; David A. Opar; Morgan D. Williams; Anthony J. Shield

doi:10.1080/02640414.2021.1917839

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Hamstring and gluteal activation during high-speed overground running: Impact of prior strain injury

Matthew N. Bourne, Chris Pollard, Daniel Messer, Ryan G. Timmins, David A. Opar, Morgan D. Williams, Anthony J. Shield

Journal of Sports Sciences2021doi:10.1080/02640414.2021.1917839

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Abstract

This study examined the spatial patterns of hamstring and gluteal muscle activation during high-speed overground running in limbs with and without aprior hamstring strain injury. Ten active males with arecent (MAX>ST>BFLH>GMED>SM>BFSH) and may exhibit altered intramuscular hamstring activation after returning to sport from BFLH strain injury.

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Matthew N. Bourne#1 Chris Pollard#2 Daniel Messer#3 Ryan G. Timmins#4 David A. Opar#5 Morgan D. Williams#6 Anthony J. Shield#7

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