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🆕 #AspetarTuesdayLecture 🗣️ Prof, Martin Hägglund : Why are hamstring injuries not reducing in elite sport despite our best efforts ? 🔗 Full Video 👉

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HENRY MATOS VEJARANO1 年前

@MHgglund La desproporcion muscular entre los isquiotibiales y los cuadriceps, falta de calentamiento, lesiones previas, sprint y desaceleracion rapida, el musculo fatigado y tenso si recibe un contacto directo, etc. pueden sufrir desgarro de 2do o 3er grado.

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