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It is well known that quadriceps strength asymmetries are commonly seen in subjects who have difficulty returning to sport after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR), but does that asymmetry correlate to a specific presentation on landing mechanics? What do we know about second injury in these subjects? Can we do anything about it? We ask these and many other questions when we chat with lead author from The Ohio State University, Laura Schmitt, PhD, PT!
Also, this is the last podcast of the current 12 episode season before we go on our usual 3 month hiatus. While we're gone, catch up on previous episodes or check out some of the other shows on the network!
By Jason Tuori, Megan Graham, & Chris Juneau4.7
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It is well known that quadriceps strength asymmetries are commonly seen in subjects who have difficulty returning to sport after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR), but does that asymmetry correlate to a specific presentation on landing mechanics? What do we know about second injury in these subjects? Can we do anything about it? We ask these and many other questions when we chat with lead author from The Ohio State University, Laura Schmitt, PhD, PT!
Also, this is the last podcast of the current 12 episode season before we go on our usual 3 month hiatus. While we're gone, catch up on previous episodes or check out some of the other shows on the network!

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