Strength and conditioning journal · 2009 · 66 citations · 49 references
MedicineInjury PreventionSports MedicineExercise PhysiologySports Injury PreventionSports RehabilitationInjury Risk ReductionNeuromuscular TrainingSports InjuriesSports Injury RehabilitationSports Physical TherapyStrength TrainingAthlete ConditioningInjury Prevention Strength TrainingSports Injury BiomechanicsSports Injury RiskSports-specific Injury PreventionStrength Training Biomechanics
A TENNIS-SPECIFIC STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING PROGRAM CAN PLAY A KEY ROLE IN PREVENTING COMMON INJURIES IN TENNIS PLAYERS. THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THIS ARTICLE IDENTIFIES COMMON TENNIS INJURIES AND THE TENNIS DEMANDS AND MUSCULAR IMBALANCES THAT MAY PLAY A ROLE IN CAUSING THEM. SPECIFIC EXERCISES ARE SUGGESTED BASED ON THESE SPORT-SPECIFIC MUSCULAR IMBALANCES THAT HAVE A GOAL OF BOTH PREVENTING INJURIES AND ENHANCING A PLAYER'S PERFORMANCE.
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