Background Balance impairment is one of the strongest risk factors for falls. Proprioception,
cutaneous sensitivity, and muscle strength are 3 important contributors to balance control in …

Objective To systematically review the literature analyzing the reliability and characteristics
of the protocols of isokinetic and isometric evaluation of the trunk flexor and extensor …

Abstract Background/Objectives The relationships of postural stability with its three potential
contributing factors, namely, muscle strength, tactile sensation, and proprioception, have not …

Objectives: Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR) is the most common surgery for
anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries, and the relationships between patients' return to …

A musculoskeletal (MSK) model is a valuable tool for assessing complex biomechanical
problems, estimating joint torques during motion, optimizing motion in sports, and designing …

Lower-leg strength training has been a cornerstone of ankle sprain and chronic ankle
instability (CAI) rehabilitation and an important consideration for return-to-play in athletes …

Neuromuscular characteristics, such as lower-limb joint strength, the ability to reuse elastic
energy, and to generate force are essential factors influencing running performance …

Objective: Postural stability is essential for high-level physical activities after anterior cruciate
ligament reconstruction (ACLR). This study was conducted to investigate the relationship of …

Previous studies reported a significant association between postural control and lower-limb
strength of several muscle groups, however, they were focused especially on knee muscles …

Objectives: The static and dynamic correlations of postural stability to its three potential
contributors, namely, proprioception, tactile sensation, and strength remain unclear among …