Abstract Ambegaonkar, JP, Shultz, SJ, and Perrin, DH. A subsequent movement alters lower
extremity muscle activity and kinetics in drop jumps vs. drop landings. J Strength Cond Res …

This study aimed to determine whether the landing phase of a drop landing (DL) differed
with respect to a complete jumping and landing task, a spike jump (SJ), and whether fatigue …

Landing research attempts to simulate sport activities; however, movements performed pre-
or post-landing may alter landing mechanics and injury risk. Therefore, this study compared …

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of a horizontal approach run and
drop height on the activation of lower extremity muscles during drop jumps. Ten participants …

Background Rapid impulse loads imparted on the lower extremity from ground contact when
landing from a jump may contribute to ACL injury prevalence in female athletes. The drop …

Purpose To examine whether normalized quadriceps and hamstring strength would predict
quadriceps and hamstring muscle activation amplitudes, and whether these neuromuscular …

Purpose The purpose was to assess if variation in sagittal plane landing kinematics is
associated with variation in neuromuscular activation patterns of the quadriceps-hamstrings …

When assessing biomechanics in a laboratory setting, task selection is critical to the
production of accurate and meaningful data. The injury biomechanics of landing is …

Purpose Sprinting, bouncing, and spontaneous landings are associated with a forefoot
contact whereas walking, running, and jumping are associated with heel-toe foot placement …

In this study, the landing preferences of gymnasts (n= 6) and recreational atheletes (n= 6)
were determined by comparing the changes in lower extremity kinetics of drop landings …