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Rehab Science — PDF page 221

Chapter 12: Training & Programming Guidelines (PDF pp. 209–222).

← p. 220p. 222 →
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  • Section: How many sets and reps should I do? (p. 219)
  • Section: How long should I rest between sets? (p. 219)
  • Section: The phase 3 exercise program is too easy or too hard. What should I do? (p. 220)
  • Section: How do I modify a program to make it more specific to my sport? (p. 221)
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  1. [Ch 12·3] Huygaerts S, Cos F, Cohen DD, et al. Mechanisms of hamstring strain injury: interactions between fatigue, muscle activation and function. Sports (Basel). 2020;8(5):65. find original ↗

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