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Can Stretching or Training Remodel the Hamstring Aponeurosis?
Hamstring strain injuries most commonly affect the biceps femoris long head, particularly near the myotendinous junction. While strengthening exercises are a cornerstone of injury prevention, the role of the aponeurosis (the connective tissue within and around the muscle) has received much less attention. A recent MRI study compared 10 weeks of eccentric hamstring training (on a isokinetic dynamometer) with time-matched static stretching (maximal knee extension, for 3x ~68 se
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How Much Walking Is Enough for Chronic Low Back Pain?
Can walking really reduce chronic low back pain? A new meta-analysis identifies the ideal walking dose for improving pain and function.
Jul 222 min read


Does Proprioception Really Matter for Hand Function as We Age?
As we get older, everyday tasks like buttoning a shirt, opening a jar, or picking up a cup often become more difficult. While muscle weakness is an obvious reason, researchers wanted to know whether proprioception (our sense of body position and movement) also plays a role. A recent study involving 184 healthy adults aged 18 to 95 years found an interesting answer: yes—but not in the way we might expect. The researchers looked at two types of proprioception: Low-level proprio
Jul 212 min read
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