Sentence examples for maximum hip flexion from inspiring English sources

Hamstrings are bi-articular, so they are particularly susceptible to injuries during high speed running, decelerating activities involving eccentric contractions or countermovement (hell kicking) and stretching at extreme joint positions (maximum hip flexion combined with knee extension) [4, 5].

If the arc is small, some consideration to the loss of maximum hip flexion is needed; whilst patients may benefit from a better standing posture (having reduced or eliminated their lumbar lordosis), they may complain from being unable to fasten on their shoes.

For gait, chair-rising, and squatting, the maximum hip flexion angles averaged 29.6°, 81.3°, and 102.4°, respectively.

This procedure was used to ensure that a true maximum hip flexion angle was set, reducing the influence of participant choice on termination of range of motion.

Due to the posterior pelvic tilt, the maximum hip flexion angles during chair-rising and squatting (81.3 ± 13.6° and 102.4 ± 12.3°, resp).

Two calibration files were recorded while the subjects were (A) standing still in an upright position and (B) leaning their trunk forward to a maximum hip flexion of about 30°.

A strong correlation was observed between femoropopliteal artery shortening and maximum knee flexion angle (r2=0.8) as well as iliac artery shortening and maximum hip angle flexion (r2=0.9).

The goal of this study was to quantify in vivo deformations of the superficial femoral artery (SFA) during maximum knee and hip flexion with use of magnetic resonance (MR) angiography to improve description of the complex, dynamic SFA environment.

Maximum hip extension and flexion angles were significantly improved (P < 0.05) for the BWSTT group during the stance and swing phases compared to baseline.

To guide the range of movement, the examiner firmly grasped the subject's pelvis and moved the pelvis anteriorly, until a maximum of 120° hip flexion was reached, measured by a plurimeter V gravity inclinometer (Access Health, Melbourne, Australia), placed on the LB.

Using all treated limbs, means and confidence intervals are presented for the following kinematic variables: knee and hip flexion at initial contact, maximum knee and hip extension in stance, and GDI.