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The effects of taekwondo shoes on anterior cruciate ligament injury risk factors during jump whip kicks

Lim et al., 2022

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3690767303414114735
Author
Lim B
Kim J
Kim S
Cho J
Lim S
Lim S
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Science & Sports

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Objectives This study aimed to investigate the effect of taekwondo shoes on anterior cruciate ligament injury risk factors in taekwondo athletes performing jump whip kicks. Equipment and methods The participants comprised 10 taekwondo athletes with no history of anterior …
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