088 Hip Strength With Quad Deficits After ACLR

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

I'm at the Office Still. It's All Right.

02:19 • 2min

3

The Lucky Number in the Chinese Culture

04:14 • 3min

4

Are You All but Dissertation?

07:10 • 1min

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Hip Strength and Pat With Quadrucep Strength Deficits After a C L Reconstruction

08:40 • 3min

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The Importance of Return to Sport Testing in Asal Reconstruction

11:57 • 5min

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Slow Quadruceps

16:40 • 4min

8

I'm Getting Stuck in a Moment

20:10 • 4min

9

Hop Tests - Are They Really the Best Way to Measure Hip Strength?

24:04 • 2min

10

The Average Time From Surgery Is Over 30 Months Out

26:07 • 5min

11

Is It a Quadrusep?

30:57 • 5min

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Do You Think the Uninvolved Limb Is Coming Down to Meet the Involved Side?

36:24 • 3min

13

Canesiophobia - What's the Limitation?

39:24 • 4min

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Is It Just Hip Strength?

43:06 • 4min

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Is the Study Underpowered?

46:45 • 2min

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Is There a Risk of Pea Hacking?

48:44 • 5min

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Do You Use the Benchmarks for Return to Play?

54:10 • 3min

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Do You Use Le the Less?

57:31 • 5min

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Isoconetic and the Dynamom Rate of Force Development, I'd Loved.

01:02:57 • 2min

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Is It All About the Quadruceps?

01:04:54 • 3min