April 1989 PMID 2977003

Tightness of hamstring- and psoas major muscles. A prospective study of back pain in young men during their military service.

A L Hellsing

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Peak: 3 in Mar 2024
across 4 sources since Apr 2021

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What people are saying

The overall tone reflects cautious acknowledgment of scientific research, with comments referencing theories and scientific validation, such as 'Vladimir Janda theories,' while a humorous dismissive remark about Hellsing shows some engagement's superficiality. Words and tone range from serious to dismissive, influencing the moderate scores across the dimensions.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most comments acknowledge the study's findings, with some supporting the idea that muscle tightness isn't directly linked to back pain, though a few show skepticism.

InterestNeutral interest

Discussions display moderate curiosity, with some posts referencing theories and scientific backing, but others dismiss the relevance with comments like 'whatever you do, don't read Hellsing.'

EngagementModerate engagement

Posts include references to scientific theories and mention studies, indicating a moderate depth of engagement, but some dismissive remarks suggest superficial interaction.

ImpactModerate impact

The discussion hints at influence on opinions regarding muscle pain and back pain correlations, although some comments minimize the significance with humorous or dismissive tones.

Abstract in brief

  • The study examined the relationship between muscle tightness (hamstring and psoas) and back pain in young men during military service, finding that tight hamstrings were common but did not directly correlate with back pain.
  • Tests for muscle tightness, like the straight-leg raising and Lasegues tests, showed consistent results over time, indicating they are reliable measures.
  • Overall, muscular tightness in these areas did not predict or relate to back pain experienced during the follow-up period in this group of young men.]

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NoBullshitPhysio
@AlexisMLeveille · X

@Nick_Christian2 @adamdobson123 The famously well backed by science and totally not contradicted whenever tested rigorously Vladimir Janda theories. Do not read Hellsing 1988, whatever you do https://t.co/zma0KupSJQ

Mar 24, 2024 · 6 likes · 1 share · 3,540 followers View post →
狐マルセイ
@foxMARUSEI · X

ハムストリングと大腰筋の硬さ。 兵役中の若年男性の腰痛に関する前向き研究 https://t.co/74f2aOa0GT

Mar 25, 2024 · 1 like · 65 followers View post →
Adam Dobson
@adamdobson123 · X

RT @AlexisMLeveille: @Nick_Christian2 @adamdobson123 The famously well backed by science and totally not contradicted whenever tested rigor…

Mar 24, 2024 · 1 share · 12,769 followers View post →
NoBullshitPhysio
@AlexisMLeveille · X

@IAmCoachSmooth Exhibit C https://t.co/SSJirRK74K

Aug 4, 2022 · 3,540 followers View post →

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狐マルセイ
@foxMARUSEI · X

ハムストリングと大腰筋の硬さ。 兵役中の若年男性の腰痛に関する前向き研究 https://t.co/74f2aOa0GT

Mar 25, 2024 · 1 like · 65 followers View post →
Adam Dobson
@adamdobson123 · X

RT @AlexisMLeveille: @Nick_Christian2 @adamdobson123 The famously well backed by science and totally not contradicted whenever tested rigor…

Mar 24, 2024 · 1 share · 12,769 followers View post →
NoBullshitPhysio
@AlexisMLeveille · X

@Nick_Christian2 @adamdobson123 The famously well backed by science and totally not contradicted whenever tested rigorously Vladimir Janda theories. Do not read Hellsing 1988, whatever you do https://t.co/zma0KupSJQ

Mar 24, 2024 · 6 likes · 1 share · 3,540 followers View post →
NoBullshitPhysio
@AlexisMLeveille · X

@IAmCoachSmooth Exhibit C https://t.co/SSJirRK74K

Aug 4, 2022 · 3,540 followers View post →
Michael Braccio
@MichaelBraccio · X

@vicgvaughan @avigotsky @GregLehman @SandCResearch Currently have only found one article addressing this which found that tightness did not correlate to low back pain. https://t.co/jJkPC5eNlW

Apr 9, 2021 · 698 followers View post →