Objective To determine if individuals with chronic ankle instability (CAI) demonstrate altered
landing kinematics, muscle activity, and impaired dynamic postural stability during a …

Background Biomechanics significantly impacts sports performance and injury prevention.
Traditional methods like discrete point analysis simplify continuous kinetic and kinematic …

Purpose To investigate the effects of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) combined
with Bosu ball training on the injury potential during drop landing in people with chronic …

Individuals with chronic ankle instability (CAI) suffer from the resulting sequela of repetitive
lateral ankle sprains (LAS), whilst copers appear to cope with initial LAS successfully …

Understanding the lower limb biomechanical characteristics of chronic ankle instability (CAI)
individuals and copers could provide the insight into the mechanism of repetitive lateral …

Background Lateral ankle sprain (LAS) usually occurs during landing from heights among
people with chronic ankle instability (CAI). Although the kinematics when landing on the flat …

Proprioception plays an important role in joint stability, and ankle sprains usually happen
involving plantarflexion, internal rotation, and inversion. However, ankle 3D movement …

Purpose Chronic ankle instability (CAI) causes maladaptive neuroplastic changes in the
central nervous system, which may lead to high injury potential under dual-task conditions …

Ankle inversion orientation and peroneal activation insufficiency may contribute to lateral
ankle sprains during landing in chronic ankle instability (CAI); however, how anticipation …

Background: The ankle joint is among the most vulnerable areas for injuries during daily
activities and sports. This study focuses on individuals with chronic ankle instability (CAI) …