Study Design Controlled laboratory study. Background Recurrent low back pain (LBP) and
neuromuscular fatigue are independently thought to increase the risk of spine injury …

Introduction: Recurrent lower back pain (rLBP) and neuromuscular fatigue are
independently thought to increase the risk of lower extremity (LE) injury. Volitional …

Purpose To examine the influence of volitional preemptive abdominal contraction (VPAC)
and recurrent low back pain (rLBP) on trunk mechanics and neuromuscular control during a …

Context: Reduced spinal stabilization, delayed onset of muscle activation, and increased
knee joint stiffness have been reported in individuals with a history of low back pain (LBP) …

Study Design. A 2 (group)× 2 (abdominal contraction)× 2 (reach activity) crossover mixed
design with repeated measures for contraction and activity examined the effects of a loaded …

BACKGROUND: New motor adaptation to pain theory suggests that patients with low back
pain (LBP) use the lumbopelvic stiffening strategy by redistribution of within and between …

Context Low back pain and lower extremity injuries affect athletes of all ages. Previous
authors have linked a history of low back pain with lower extremity injuries. Fatigue is a risk …

Alterations in the lumbo-pelvic coordination denote changes in neuromuscular control of
trunk motion as well as load sharing between passive and active tissues in the lower back …

Repetitive lumbopelvic rotation (LPR) during active limb movements has been indicated as
a factor that contributes to low back pain (LBP). Prior studies suggest that people with LBP …

Objectives: This study compares people with recurrent low back pain (rLBP) and people with
pre-clinical low back pain (standing-induced low back pain developers; PDs) to each other …