四头四肢强度表现和膝关节功能之间的关系在单腿跳跃测试中,在跑步者身上,患有骨骨关节疼痛

Hang Pan1, Shengxing Fu1, Yulin Zhou1

  • 1School of Sport Science, Beijing Sport University, Key Laboratory for Performance Training & Recovery of General Administration of Sport, Beijing, 100084, China.

概括

患有骨骨疼痛 (PFP) 的跑步者不会表现出四头肌弱,但在跳跃时采用部主导策略. 四肢体的强度与健康个体的功能联系在一起,但在PFP患者中,这种联系会消失.

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