Vertical and Horizontal Hop Performance: Contributions of the Hip, Knee, and Ankle

Overview of attention for article published in Sports Health, February 2021

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RT @RoulaKotsifaki: #ReturnToSport testing after #ACLR: What’s hot, what’s not? Summary figure based on the below papers: https://t.co/et…

RT @DanielKaram09: When looking at hop testing don't just measure, observe movement and understand the demands of the task. https://t.co/l…

RT @SportsInjurySIB: Vertical and Horizontal Hop Performance 🦘 🦵 function during rehab should not be assessed using a horizontal hop🤔 The…

RT @SportsInjurySIB: Vertical and Horizontal Hop Performance 🦘 🦵 function during rehab should not be assessed using a horizontal hop🤔 The…

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