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Sportphysio 2020; 08(05): 249-257
DOI: 10.1055/a-1247-9047
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Biomechanische Besonderheiten der Hamstrings und Strategien zur Verletzungsprävention

Thomas Ertelt
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Dirk Büsch
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Thomas Gronwald
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Verletzungen der ischiokruralen Muskulatur sind ein immer wiederkehrendes Thema im Sport. Sie sind schmerzhaft, häufig und bremsen die Karriere. Man kann daher nicht oft genug darüber schreiben, denn je mehr man darüber weiß, umso besser kann man damit umgehen – und das Risiko für solche Verletzungen vermindern.



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