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January 3, 2013

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Comparison of Drop Jumps and Sport-Specific Sidestep Cutting

EKEirik Klami KristianslundDiakonhjemmet Hospital TKTron KrosshaugHospital Universiti Sains Malaysia

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Knee valgus angles during drop jumps do not predict knee abduction moments during sidestep cutting. The moderate correlation of knee valgus angles in drop jumps and sidestep cutting indicates that this measure may be more relevant for screening efforts.

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