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Changes in shoulder girdle strength in 3 consecutive years in elite adolescent swimmers: A longitudinal cohort study
Habechian-Zamuner, Fernanda A.; Van Malderen, Kim; Camargo, Paula R.; Cools, Ann M. (2018)Background: The shoulder complex is highly loaded during swimming. No studies were found analyzing the changes in shoulder girdle strength in young swimmers, through the years. Objective: To analyze the changes in strength ...
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Glenohumeral internal rotation deficit in table tennis players
Harudy Kamonseki, Danilo; Cedin, Luisa; Habechian-Zamuner, Fernanda A.; Piccolomo, Giugliano Franco; Rezende Camargo, Paula (2018)Table tennis requires rapid and extreme movements that may result in shoulder adaptations, such as glenohumeral internal rotation deficit, which is a risk factor for several injuries. This study compared range of motion ...
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Optimal activation ratio of the scapular muscles in closed kinetic chain shoulder exercises: A systematic review
Méndez-Rebolledo, Guillermo; Morales-Verdugo, Juan; Orozco-Chavez, Ignacio; Habechian-Zamuner, Fernanda A.; Lara Padilla, Eleazar; Berral de la Rosa, Francisco J. (2021)BACKGROUND: Muscle synergies contribute to scapular position during arm movement. The trapezius and serratus anterior (SA) muscles are the main stabilizers and are therefore the main target muscles of therapeutic ...
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Quantifying humeral retrotorsion in young swimmers and association with swim volume
Habechian-Zamuner, Fernanda A.; Lozana, Ana Letícia; Camargo, Paula R. (2018)Objectives: To compare the humeral retrotorsion (HRT) among non-athletes, amateur swimmers and competitive swimmers and to analyze the relationship between HRT and swim volume in competitive swimmers. Design: Cross-sect ...
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Swimming practice and scapular kinematics, scapulothoracic muscle activity, and the pressure-pain threshold in young swimmers
Habechian-Zamuner, Fernanda A.; Lozana, Ana Letícia; Cools, Ann M.; Camargo, Paula R. (2018)Context Whereas alterations in scapular kinematics, scapulothoracic muscle activity, and pain sensitivity have been described in adult swimmers, no researchers have examined these outcomes in young swimmers. Objectives ...