Limited Associations Between Trunk Endurance and Landing Biomechanics in ROTC Cadets.

Julie P. Burland Zachary Malone Emma F. Zuk Lindsay J. DiStefano Laurie Devaney C. Edgar Lauren N. Sheldon Shana Virtudes Neal R. Glaviano

Sep 2026 · Military Medicine · 0 citations

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The results show no clinical significance between trunk endurance and total LESS scores, however, there was a weak association between trunk endurance and right medial knee displacement.

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