Lumbar mechanics in tennis groundstrokes: Differences in elite adolescent players with and without low back pain

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Lumbar mechanics in tennis groundstrokes: Differences in elite adolescent players with and without low back pain

Adolescent tennis players are at risk for low back pain (LBP). Recent research has demonstrated a potential mechanical etiology during serves; however, groundstrokes have also been suggested to load this region. Therefore, this study compared lumbar mechanics between players with and without a histo...

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Main Authors:	Campbell, Amity, Straker, Leon, Whiteside, D., O'Sullivan, Peter, Elliott, B., Reid, M.
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	2016
Online Access:	http://journals.humankinetics.com/jab-back-issues/jab-volume-32-issue-1-february/lumbar-mechanics-in-tennis-groundstrokes-differences-in-elite-adolescent-players-with-and-without-low-back-pain http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/44208

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