Quadriceps and gluteus medius activation with increasing task speed during a lateral step-down

Authors

Mat Auger, University of Dayton
Elisabeth Groeber, University of Dayton
Nick Nolan, University of Dayton
Morgan Stefanoff, University of Dayton
Aswin Vijayan, University of Dayton
Dave Werner, University of Dayton
Allison Kinney, University of Dayton
Joaquin A. Barrios, University of DaytonFollow

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Description

Clinically, slower task performance is thought to increase task demands. Interestingly, few studies have explored altering task rate on electromyographic (EMG) muscle activity, particularly in the lower extremity.

Publication Date

5-2019

Disciplines

Physical Therapy | Rehabilitation and Therapy

Recommended Citation

Auger, Mat; Groeber, Elisabeth; Nolan, Nick; Stefanoff, Morgan; Vijayan, Aswin; Werner, Dave; Kinney, Allison; and Barrios, Joaquin A., "Quadriceps and gluteus medius activation with increasing task speed during a lateral step-down" (2019). University of Dayton Doctor of Physical Therapy Annual Research Symposium. 39.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/dpt_symposium/39