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    Re: Quadraceps lag

    What happens with active lag in gravity eliminated positions? still lag (aka no change)? gets corrected?

    added later: found an article that said that extensor lag may be caused by muscular weakness, joint distension, joint stiffnes and pain but I found a test online with multiple choice questions and this asked the cause and gave four poosible options: with TKR what could be the reason for a lag? quad inhibition? swelling and pain? prior weakness? hamstring tightness?

    So a bit confused

    Heaps of thanks to anybody who is willing to share their thoughts

    Last edited by tuuliki; 14-11-2013 at 06:36 AM. Reason: new info

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    Re: Quadraceps lag

    Quadricep lag cause of VMO muscle was not active, and it call muscle imbalance. It need to re-analysis muscle tigthness n function of proximal core stability

    Rasyid, from indonesia



 
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