IMPACT OF A MODIFIED PROGRESSIVE COPENHAGEN ADDUCTION EXERCISE PROGRAMME ON HIP ADDUCTION STRENGTH AND POSTEXERCISE MUSCLE SORENESS IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLERS

Background Reduced hip adduction strength has been identified as a key predisposing factor in developing hip and groin injuries.The Copenhagen adduction programme has been shown to increase hip adduction strength in semiprofessional footballers but can cause muscle soreness.Therefore, a modified progressive Copenhagen adduction (MPCA) programme has

Straw mulching in conservation tillage farmland can effectively promote land utilization and conservation.However, in this farming mode, surface straw suppresses weed growth, affecting weed size and position distribution and obscuring the weeds, which hampers effective weed management in the field.Accurate weed identification and localization, alon

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Abstract Questions To provide workforce data on the status of Australian Emergency Department (ED) physiotherapy practice, including physiotherapist demographic data, staffing levels and funding sources.Evaluate the scope of practice currently undertaken by ED physiotherapists and alignment of ED physiotherapy service provision with demand levels.D