The discussions exemplify a balanced interest in the research, with users referencing various studies—such as those showing no change in flexibility after Nordic exercises—and raising questions about applicability, especially across genders. The tone indicates curiosity and cautious support, with phrases like 'some studies show no change' and 'we see ongoing debates,' reflecting an engagement that is thoughtful but not overly enthusiastic about immediate impact.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions show some openness to the study, with mentions of conflicting studies and ongoing research, indicating general support but acknowledgment of debate.
InterestModerate interest
The posts reflect moderate curiosity, referencing multiple papers and asking about different demographics, suggesting a sustained but cautious interest.
EngagementModerate engagement
Participants engage by sharing links and references to related research, indicating a desire to understand and discuss the topic deeply.
ImpactNeutral impact
The discussions don't show a sense of revolution or significant immediate change, but highlight the importance of understanding exercise effects on injury prevention.
Abstract in brief
The study found that a 4-week Nordic hamstring exercise (NHE) program improved various hamstring strength, muscle architecture, and flexibility factors that are associated with injury risk in young adults.
Participants who did the NHE showed significant increases in muscle strength, fascicle length, and hamstring-to-quadriceps torque ratio, while the control group saw no significant changes.
Overall, brief NHE training can effectively reduce multiple risk factors for hamstring injuries in active young adults.]
@AlexisMLeveille @AdamMeakins Additionally, here are two papers where we see no change in flexibility after Nordics.
https://t.co/l9F2sQEkAl
https://t.co/pyG5dBqiKI
@MariannGajhede @MHgglund @MarkusWalden @Merete_Moller Der er nogen studier på Nordic hamstring og kvinder https://t.co/CP73rxl71N https://t.co/bGuNeJgURP https://t.co/sbrBEUudhs
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@AlexisMLeveille @AdamMeakins Additionally, here are two papers where we see no change in flexibility after Nordics.
https://t.co/l9F2sQEkAl
https://t.co/pyG5dBqiKI
@MariannGajhede @MHgglund @MarkusWalden @Merete_Moller Der er nogen studier på Nordic hamstring og kvinder https://t.co/CP73rxl71N https://t.co/bGuNeJgURP https://t.co/sbrBEUudhs
Sep 23, 2020 · 1 like · 20,121 followersView post →
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