THE EFFECTS OF TWO SINGLE LEG REHABILITATION EXERCISES ON MUSCLE ACTIVATION AND RECRUITMENT USING SURFACE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY

Ross Farro; Hugh Watson

THE EFFECTS OF TWO SINGLE LEG REHABILITATION EXERCISES ON MUSCLE ACTIVATION AND RECRUITMENT USING SURFACE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY

Ross Farro
, Hugh Watson

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Abstract

Knee injuries are the second most frequent
musculoskeletal pathology found in primary
care (Van Grinsven, 2010). It has been
suggested that the efficacy of knee
rehabilitation protocols require further
development (Augustsson, 2012). The present
study aims to assess the activation of biceps
femoris (short and long head (BFS, BFL)) and
vastus medialis obliquus (VMO) muscles
using surface electromyography (sEMG).

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2013

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