Hamstring strain injuries frequently occur during professional soccer practice. Low
hamstring strength represents an intrinsic modifiable risk factor but cutoffs of isokinetic knee …

Prediction of hamstring injury in professional soccer players by isokinetic measurements -
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Objectives: Hamstring muscle injury prediction by isokinetic strength ratios is low but could
result from the method—depending either on the use of the limbs or of the sportsmen as …

Objectives To investigate the relationship between one eccentric and two isometric tests
commonly used to assess hamstring strength in professional soccer. Settings Professional …

Objective To measure the sensitivity and specificity of differences cut-off values for isokinetic
Hcon/Qcon ratio in order to improve the capacity to evaluate (retrospectively) the injury of …

Objectives The purpose of this study was to investigate whether preseason isokinetic
strength measures were predictive of future HSI among professional football players. Design …

OBJECTIVE: To determine the relation of hamstring and quadriceps muscle strength and
imbalance to hamstring injury using a prospective observational cohort study METHOD: A …

Background Hamstring injuries remain prevalent across a number of professional sports. In
football, the incidence has even increased by 4% per year at the Champions League level …

Hamstring strain injuries (HSI) are the most common injury in male professional football and
are potentially a primary risk factor to re-injury. Although the isokinetic strength ratios have …

Background: A hamstring strain injury (HSI) has become the most common noncontact injury
in soccer. Isokinetic muscle strength deficits are considered a risk factor for HSIs. However …