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Free article on electromyographic analysis of the trunk in golfers
Electromyographic analysis of the trunk in golfers. Pink M, Perry J, Jobe FW
The trunk is the most common area of injury during the golf swing. This study describes and compares the muscle firing patterns in the trunk during the golf swing. The high and constant activity of these muscles indicate the need for an effective preventive and rehabilitative exercise programme for the golfer.
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Differential diagnosis, evaluation and treatment of the dizzy and imbalanced patient is the topic of this course. |
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Exercise for the Aging Adult: Part 1 |
This course introduces the series on functional assessment and strengthening taught by Drs. Avers and VanBeveren. |
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Differential Diagnosis |
The differential diagnosis of the upper and lower extremities as well as practical screening tools are discussed in this course. |
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