… whether decreased lower extremity strength may … lower extremity strength contributed
directly to at least two of the after-step falls. Nevertheless, within the measured ranges of strength, …

… squat strength significantly … strength measures, as well. Conclusions:These results suggest
a significant relationship between lower extremity open and closed chain isokinetic strength …

… strength (eg, kicking, vertical jumping, and quickness), players' tasks may also modify
lower-extremity strength and … The ratio of strength between these 2 muscle groups may result from …

… loss of strength and power, which then may lead to functional limitations and disability. The
purpose of this study was to examine how impairments in lower-extremity strength and power …

… muscle groups in children with spastic CP and to compare their strength … the strength values
of both extremities in children with spastic diplcgia, and those on the more involved extremity …

… This study showed that peak and average isokinetic torque can be used to assess reliably
lower extremity strength in individuals with chronic stroke and, in turn, be used to measure the …

… was to determine whether strength gain is … lower extremity strength, physical performance,
and disability. After random group assignment, exercise participants received strengthening …

The purpose of this study was to determine which variables of the range of motion (ROM)
and strength of the hip, and ankle are associated with squat depth. In total, 101 healthy …

… It was hypothesized that lower ABI values would be … of lower extremity strength but would
not be associated with poorer handgrip strength, because PAD affects the lower extremity but …

… The association between the strength measurements and LE mechanics was low. …
Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) is the most common lower extremity (LE) injury among …