J Sport Rehabil May 2014 PMID 23945760

Adductor longus activation during common hip exercises.

Robert J Delmore, Kevin G Laudner, Michael R Torry

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The discussion reflects a cautious and practical tone, focusing more on the importance of consulting professionals for exercise programming rather than engaging with the study's detailed findings, as seen in the recommendation to find a physio or sports therapist. The tone is neutral, emphasizing application over critique or enthusiasm.

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Abstract in brief

  • The study investigated how much the adductor longus muscle is activated during six different hip adductor exercises, finding that sidelying hip adduction and ball squeezes produce the highest muscle activation.
  • Both exercises, especially ball squeezes, showed significantly greater activation compared to others like rotational squats, sumo squats, and side lunges, which had lower but comparable activation levels.
  • The results help create a ranking system for these exercises based on their effectiveness in activating the adductor longus, which can guide targeted rehabilitation for adductor strains.]

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Mark Godwin PhD
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@dan26wales Start with this one for background: https://t.co/HyytccrfC9 Find a physio/sports therapist for programming & outcome measure(s)

Aug 9, 2019 · 2 likes · 625 followers View post →