The effects of running a 12-km race on neuromuscular performance measures in recreationally competitive runners

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The effects of running a 12-km race on neuromuscular performance measures in recreationally competitive runners

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Background The number of individuals participating in organised races is increasing, with few studies undertaken in ecologically-valid settings. Running involves cyclical movements and activation of lower-extremity muscles, with fatigue and foot-strike pattern proposed as factors contributing to running-related injuries. Research question Our aim was to investigate the effects of running a 12-km race on plantar pressure distribution, postural balance, foot-strike pattern, and plantar-flexion ...

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Journal article

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2019

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Murray, Lauralee / Beaven, Christopher Martyn / Hébert-Losier, Kim

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https://hdl.handle.net/10289/13038

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Science & Technology / Life Sciences & Biomedicine / Neurosciences / Orthopedics / Sport Sciences / Neurosciences & Neurology / Biomechanics / Fatigue / Locomotion / Performance / FOOT-STRIKE PATTERNS / MUSCLE FATIGUE / RELIABILITY / KINEMATICS / INJURIES / REPEATABILITY / BALANCE / FORCE

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