Recent paper discussing a potential explanation for why increases in muscle size may not lead to increases in strength...there could be more myosin motors but not necessarily the one's that are available for force production #OleMissMuscle Link: sciencedirect.com/.../pii/S03069…

Want to hear about how forward trunk lean and non-stance hip moment affects stance hip moment and hip-to-knee moment ratio? Come by poster 2182 today to see Human Adaptation Lab Sargent College, Boston University alum Varsha Cidambi. #APTACSM2023

These are the 🔑 papers for Development of a predictive Return to Sport Algorithm: This one actually directly reviews all the relevant models and papers for Development of a predictive Return to Sport Algorithm : ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/p… #1 Chad Lavender Timothy Hewett, PhD #ACLRTS

If you've got kids doing Nordics, then normalising to bodyweight is a better way to compare progress as they age/develop-seems that about 4.5N/kg is the average, & this is similar for adults, but varies according to sport Big shift put in by Evan Jeanguyot to get this one up

Got up early to watch Chris Skazalski defend his PhD-thesis from Minnesota. Thanks for the opportunity, Roald Bahr OSTRC Norges idrettshøgskole !!!

Don’t SLAM the hams … Timothy Hewett, PhD Hugh Hewett a.k.a. ChatGPTimmy

EBM proposal 4 RTP testing post ACLR supported by scientific literature 2 approximate physical & cognitive loads soccer match ⁦Florian FORELLI⁩ Timothy Hewett, PhD⁦Hugh Hewett a.k.a. ChatGPTimmy⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦MarshallSportsMed⁩ ⁦Marshall School of Medicine⁩ ⁦⁦MURC⁩ pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37020454/

Brad Reinhard Dan Lorenz I strive for FULL normal extension equal to opposite normal knee (even if there is some normal hyperextension). My suspicion is that their normal hyperextension/laxity is what sets them up for higher failure rate rather than the fact that you regained their "normal" motion.

@DiCiccoMethod We did a FIFA Funded study in female youth/NCAA & found that we can ⬇️ rate of ACL injury and reoccurrence by 72%. The challenge is program adoption, fidelity & adherence. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18658019/ pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15888716/ Similar results found in men's ⚽️ pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26378030/

Want to know how to take your players back to sport after a #Basketball injury 🏀 If you're saying yes! 🙋‍♀️ Then you'll love our #Commentary on 'Progressing On-Court Rehabilitation' using the 'Control-Chaos Continuum' It's available NOW ➡️ jospt.org/doi/10.2519/jo… #yourJOSPT

MRI-diagnosed injury to the Kaplan fibers at the time of ACL injury resolves in majority of cases 9-months following acute ACL reconstruction. OrthoSport Victoria OSV Research Unit ow.ly/YuG050PK3Gg

MartyF22 Timothy Hewett, PhD Hugh Hewett a.k.a. ChatGPTimmy Matt Bourne Chad Lavender Marshall Orthopaedics MarshallSportsMed Marshall School of Medicine Marshall University Marshall Health Marshall Athletics MURC Elon Musk Nope 👎 if anything… there’s a tendency for ACL injuries to occur early in game - match play. This has been demonstrated in football soccer ⚽️ and basketball 🏀! ACLs occur when players are fresh and velocities and forces are at their highest!

Are We Jumping to the Wrong Conclusions? Do you use hop tests with your ACL/ACLR patients before RTS? Our new #OpenAccess article in SMOA Sports Medicine might be of interest: 📏 Longer jumps & more hops in female ⚽️players who sustained new ACL injury sportsmedicine-open.springeropen.com/articles/10.11…

New Chapter in "Knee Arthroscopy and Knee Preservation Surgery" with Luke Hughes The recent chapter on Blood Flow Restriction Training (BFRT) following knee surgery unveils its pivotal role in post-operative rehabilitation. Knee arthroscopic surgery often leads to muscle

Thanks for the shoutout out, Dan! #petproject

Thanks for the highlighting our work, MHFV Rehabilitation Residencies! arthroscopyjournal.org/article/S0749-…

Noisy Knees – How common is it and does it matter?🦵 Have you ever wondered how common knee crepitus is, and whether it relates to pathology? This #BJSMblog breaks down a recently published study ✅📄 READ HERE 👉 bit.ly/4h75LXA

Few slides from recent #Sportskongres conference. Important question for those tasked with performance enhancement and injury-risk reduction and rehabilitation procedures.... 🤔 The Braking Performance Framework 👇 journal.iusca.org/index.php/Jour… Human Braking Performance

Great to see our study led by Dr Jason Pedley published open access in @PTiSJournal examining associations between drop jump kinetics and injury risk in elite male youth soccer sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Thought ACL re-injury risk was lower in male football players? Think again: ⚽️ 93 male amateur players with ACLR ⚽️ 34 (37%) sustained 2nd ACL injury within 6-9 years ⚽️ Almost 5-fold ⬆️ risk vs knee-healthy controls ⚽️ ⬇️ activity level & knee function jsams.org/article/S1440-…