Change of Muscular Activity and Dynamic Stability of the Knee Joint Due to Excessive and Repetitive Jumping or Cutting by Female Athletes

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• 2012-09-30

著者

• Kim Bokyung

  Department Of Physiology & Immunology School Of Medicine Konkuk University

• Kim Junghwan

  Department Of Physical Therapy College Of Natural Science Yongin University

• LEE JEONG-UK

  Graduate School of Rehabilitation & Health Science, Doctoral Course, Yongin University

• KIM MEE-YOUNG

  Graduate School of Rehabilitation & Health Science, Doctoral Course, Yongin University

• KIM JU-HYUN

  Graduate School of Rehabilitation & Health Science, Doctoral Course, Yongin University

• Kim Il-hyun

  Graduate School Of Rehabilitation & Health Science Doctoral Course Yongin University

• LEE TAE-HYUN

  Department of Combative Martial Arts Training, College of Martial Arts, Yongin University

• KIM Bokyung

  Department of Medicine, Konkuk University

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