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2025 Article 8647 by Landry Muntessu is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This study investigates the effects of neuromuscular training with real-time biofeedback on reducing knee abduction moment (KAM) and the risk of ACL injuries in young female soccer players. A total of 150 participants were randomly assigned to three groups: sham biofeedback, knee-focused biofeedback, and hip-focused biofeedback, with significant reductions in KAM observed in all groups during double-leg landings, and only the hip-focused group showing improvement during cutting tasks. No ACL injuries were r
- Author
- Landry Muntessu
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- EN