Synopsis of Social media discussions
The discussions frequently reference the implications of the article's findings, such as the notion that increased range of motion from static stretching may result from improved stretch tolerance. Posts also link to educational resources related to muscle pain and anatomy, capturing interest and promoting a holistic understanding of the topic. Phrases like 'gut to know' and shared videos indicate a willingness to engage with the material deeply, highlighting its relevance and fostering a sense of community around these health practices.
Agreement
Moderate agreementThe majority of discussions align with the study's findings, recognizing that increased range of motion isn't linked to muscle or tendon changes.
Interest
High level of interestParticipants show a strong desire to explore the implications of the research, leading to shared resources like videos.
Engagement
Moderate level of engagementWhile most interactions are sharing content, some users comment on the significance of the findings, indicating they are absorbing the information.
Impact
High level of impactMany contributors believe the research will significantly influence understanding of flexibility and stretching techniques.
Social Mentions
YouTube
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News
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5,223,857
Total Likes
48,916
Extended Reach
5,294,056
Social Features
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Timeline: Posts about article
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Klaus
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Ursula D.
@sprachmittlerud (Twitter)Gut zu wissen https://t.co/mO0NhBXEuy
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Marianne Gruber
@marinamraky (Twitter)Warum dieser Muskel fast immer Schmerzen macht https://t.co/QIydyQxWu1 via @YouTube
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@Naturtier (Twitter)"Rücken" haben in Deutschland ja ziemlich viele, ich mitunter auch. Daher teile ich dieses hervorragende Video: Warum dieser Muskel fast immer Schmerzen macht https://t.co/MMFt3FXhNZ via @YouTube
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@Siguoe (Twitter)Warum dieser Muskel fast immer Schmerzen macht https://t.co/cwXLJj0VkT via @YouTube
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Mäxchen
@IundeMaexchen (Twitter)RT @IundeMaexchen: Warum dieser Muskel fast immer Schmerzen macht https://t.co/dORMAOdhqj via @YouTube
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Mäxchen
@IundeMaexchen (Twitter)Warum dieser Muskel fast immer Schmerzen macht https://t.co/dORMAOdhqj via @YouTube
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Elke Seifried
@seifriedlich (Twitter)Warum dieser Muskel fast immer Schmerzen macht https://t.co/5GWO0R28PM via @YouTube
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Helmut
@HelmutP1980 (Twitter)https://t.co/o1fOoayDQN
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Elke Seifried
@seifriedlich (Twitter)Für perfekten Schlaf: Übungen für pure Entstpannung am Abend https://t.co/eofYGYPinK via @YouTube
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@thinkin_mkdeabh (Twitter)@CerveauMuscle https://t.co/vC7CU7bCIC
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Fisiocup
@fisiocup (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Pablo Duarte
@Pablo10Duarte (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Maite Goicoechea
@Goicomaite (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Oscar Madruga Armada
@Dr_OscarMadruga (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Marco Ruiz González
@markoglez (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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AJ
@AdrianJohnPowel (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Silvia Sisó
@fisiosilviass (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Mª Nieves Muñoz Alcaraz
@munoz_nieves (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Kineblasto
@Kineblasto (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Guillermo Ceniza-Bordallo
@guilleceniza (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Robert Duque
@RobertJaviDuk (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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@Danielgarciatrainer
@Danielgarciatr1 (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Joss
@JoselynNoriega1 (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Tenzing
@sherphisio (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Israel Garcia Z
@isgazu (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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CANO
@CANO_TRAINER (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Marc Bosch
@mboschpons (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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BenjaATC
@BenjaAtc (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Arturo Goicoechea
@argoicoechea (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Sabina Barrios-Fernandez
@OcupaTEA (Twitter)RT @citoquino: El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estru…
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Rafael
@citoquino (Twitter)El aumento en el rango de movilidad articular después de una sesión de estiramientos se atribuye normalmente a cambios estructurales del músculo, sin embargo, es más probable que se deba a adaptaciones nociceptivas. https://t.co/ebgFHKoBI1
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Apa
@AlpalBe (Twitter)RT @argoicoechea: Increased range of motion after static stretching is not due to changes in muscle and tendon structures https://t.co/3cAO…
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Romeo Fisio
@RomeoMndez (Twitter)RT @argoicoechea: Increased range of motion after static stretching is not due to changes in muscle and tendon structures https://t.co/3cAO…
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Jaime Az
@az_jaime (Twitter)RT @argoicoechea: Increased range of motion after static stretching is not due to changes in muscle and tendon structures https://t.co/3cAO…
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Carmelo
@carmelprzrz (Twitter)RT @argoicoechea: Increased range of motion after static stretching is not due to changes in muscle and tendon structures https://t.co/3cAO…
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Jordi Rodríguez
@jordirod33 (Twitter)RT @argoicoechea: Increased range of motion after static stretching is not due to changes in muscle and tendon structures https://t.co/3cAO…
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Carlos Echeverría
@Etxebefisio (Twitter)RT @argoicoechea: Increased range of motion after static stretching is not due to changes in muscle and tendon structures https://t.co/3cAO…
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Bernard Boronat
@BernardBoronat (Twitter)RT @argoicoechea: Increased range of motion after static stretching is not due to changes in muscle and tendon structures https://t.co/3cAO…
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Romualdo Castillo-Lozano
@RomCastLoz (Twitter)RT @argoicoechea: Increased range of motion after static stretching is not due to changes in muscle and tendon structures https://t.co/3cAO…
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@IsaHussein89 (Twitter)RT @argoicoechea: Increased range of motion after static stretching is not due to changes in muscle and tendon structures https://t.co/3cAO…
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Arturo Goicoechea
@argoicoechea (Twitter)Increased range of motion after static stretching is not due to changes in muscle and tendon structures https://t.co/3cAODGMeQp
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Abstract Synopsis
- A study examined how a six-week static stretching program affects the gastrocnemius medialis muscle and Achilles tendon.
- 49 volunteers participated, split into stretching and control groups, with various measurements taken before and after the program.
- The intervention group showed a significant increase in dorsiflexion range of motion, but no structural or functional changes were observed in the muscle-tendon unit, suggesting the improvement may relate to enhanced stretch tolerance rather than structural adaptations.
Brigitte Kube
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