Male and female runners demonstrate different sagittal plane mechanics as a function of static hamstring flexibility von Williams Iii, D S Blaise, Welch, Lee M

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Reduction of Risk Factors for ACL Re-injuries using an Innovative Biofeedback Approach: Rationale and Design von Queen, Robin M., Peebles, Alexander T., Miller, Thomas K., Savla, Jyoti, Ollendick, Thomas, Messier, Stephen P., Williams, DS Blaise

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Increased medial longitudinal arch mobility, lower extremity kinematics, and ground reaction forces in high-arched runners von Williams, 3rd, D S Blaise, Tierney, Robin N, Butler, Robert J

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Magnetic Resonance Analysis of Intrinsic Foot Musculature during Running in Shod and Barefoot Conditions von Williams, D S Blaise III, Wurzinger, Brian W, Segal, Richard L, Steinbaker, C Ryan, Ratcliff, Olivia M

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Male and female runners demonstrate different sagittal plane mechanics as a function of static hamstring flexibility von Williams III, D. S. Blaise, Welch, Lee M.

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Male and female runners demonstrate different sagittal plane mechanics as a function of static hamstring flexibility von Williams III, D. S. Blaise, Welch, Lee M

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Athletes trained using stable compared to unstable surfaces exhibit distinct postural control profiles when assessed by traditional and nonlinear measures von Powell, Douglas W., Williams, D.S. Blaise

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Athletes who train on unstable compared to stable surfaces exhibit unique postural control strategies in response to balance perturbations von Williams, D.S. Blaise, Murray, Nicholas G., Powell, Douglas W.

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Arch structure is associated with unique joint work, relative joint contributions and stiffness during landing von Powell, Douglas W., Queen, Robin M., Williams, D.S. Blaise

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Sex differences in total frontal plane knee movement and velocity during a functional single-leg landing von Jenkins, Walter L, Williams, D.S.Blaise, Williams, Kelsey, Hefner, Josh, Welch, Hannah

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Kinetic Asymmetry During Squatting And Landing Are Associated In Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstructed Patients: 69 Board #1 May 27 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM von Queen, Robin, Peebles, Alexander T., Williams, DS Blaise, III

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