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From strength to stability: muscular holding capacity characterized by Adaptive Force—relevance and implications of an alternative approach to musculoskeletal complaints and non-contact injuries

2025-09-08

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<h4>Background</h4> Musculoskeletal complaints and non-contact injuries remain poorly understood. Conventionally assessed pushing strength shows limited association and predictive value. As it does not represent the muscle function at which injuries occur—holding or braking under load—novel approaches are needed. This study focuses on muscle stability assessed by Adaptive Force (AF)—the capacity to adapt to incre...

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316ba31a-545e-59b5-a3ab-283494a3d34b
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10.1101/2025.09.08.670731
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