183 Strength Training After ACLR

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

C S M I, I'm a Hero.

02:47 • 3min

3

The Seat Shot Put Test

05:52 • 2min

4

Isometric Ratios for Overhead Athletes

07:30 • 2min

5

Is There a Difference Between Overhead Throwers and Military Athletes

09:45 • 2min

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Do You Know What's Normal for an Overhead Athlete?

11:34 • 4min

7

A Question to the Mail Hole?

15:12 • 1min

8

I'm Not Going to Be Square, Square Able Right Eitherd Be Square in It.

16:41 • 2min

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Progressive Strength Training Restores Quadruceps and Hamstring Muscle Strength Within Seven Months

18:22 • 2min

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The Quad Tendons Are Making a Run Right Now

20:51 • 3min

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A, Well Below 50 % Will Pass a 90 % Lemsymmetry Index

24:10 • 4min

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Is It a Randomized Controlled Trial to Observation Study?

28:00 • 4min

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The Strength Training Programme

31:43 • 2min

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Can I Charge for an Amateur Socker Player?

33:32 • 4min

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I Think This Is the Skeleton of Our Programme

37:14 • 3min

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Do You Need to Do 60 Degree Position Isometrics?

40:04 • 3min

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Are You Going to Try to Move People to 90 %?

43:25 • 2min

18

The Tork to Bodyweight Ratio

45:41 • 5min

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Socker Player Seven Months After a C L R Showed No Significant Differences in Strength

50:19 • 3min

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Strength Is Not Restored by Seven Months, Right?

53:37 • 6min

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Is It Impossible to Return to Sport at Six Months?

59:15 • 5min

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Is It a Matter of Movement Retraining?

01:04:00 • 1min

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Is the Quadrusep a Predictor of a Second Injury?

01:05:25 • 3min

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Do You Know if You're Compliant?

01:08:34 • 2min

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Is There a Control, or Is It Just a Question of Time?

01:10:43 • 3min

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How Much Is Driving Healing?

01:13:39 • 2min

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How Important Is Testing for a Quadrucep?

01:16:07 • 2min

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P T Inquest With Me, Eric Marrin

01:18:06 • 2min