Dynamic Knee Valgus and its Relationship with Performance in the Countermovement Jump and the Squat Jump

Lagares L, Silva M, Macedo R, Lino R, Santos F, Ide B, Almeida L, Bomfim E, Santos C. Dynamic Knee Valgus and its Relationship with Performance in the Countermovement Jump and the Squat Jump. JEPonline 2018;24(6):1-10. The purpose of this study was to test the hypothesis that Dynamic Knee Valgus (DK...

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