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Research in Sports Medicine
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Volume 32, 2024 - Issue 1
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Research Article

A low-volume Nordic hamstring curl programme improves change of direction ability, despite no architectural, strength or speed adaptations in elite youth soccer players

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Pages 49-60 | Received 08 Feb 2022, Accepted 26 Apr 2022, Published online: 01 Jun 2022

Figures & data

Figure 1. Individual participant response for eccentric hamstring strength peak torque at 60°s–1 (A), 180°s–1 (B) and 270°s–1 (C).

Figure 1. Individual participant response for eccentric hamstring strength peak torque at 60°s–1 (A), 180°s–1 (B) and 270°s–1 (C).

Table 1. Overview of primary, secondary and performance outcome measures from pre and post testing sessions. Data presented as mean SD unless otherwise stated.

Figure 2. (a) Individual participant response for fascicle length of biceps femoris long head muscle. (b) Individual participant response for pennation angle of biceps femoris long head muscle.

Figure 2. (a) Individual participant response for fascicle length of biceps femoris long head muscle. (b) Individual participant response for pennation angle of biceps femoris long head muscle.

Figure 3. Individual participant response for linear sprint speed.

Figure 3. Individual participant response for linear sprint speed.

Figure 4. Individual participant response for mean change-of-direction speed. *Denotes statistical significance (p < 0.05).

Figure 4. Individual participant response for mean change-of-direction speed. *Denotes statistical significance (p < 0.05).