Can Hip Joint Position affect Quadriceps Muscle Responses during Knee
Extension Exercise?

Vieira, Denis César Leite; Dourado, Marco A.; Ugliara, Lucas; Durigan, João Luíz Quagliotti; Schöenfeld, Brad J.; Bottaro, Martim

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“…In this study, we observed that the magnitude of swelling of the triceps surae muscles differs depending on the specific calf raise exercise. Our findings are in line with previous investigations that observed differential muscle swelling and fluid shift in other muscles (e.g., quadriceps and pectoralis major) when performing different resistance exercises (1,19,27). The first major finding of this study was the greater gastrocnemius muscle swelling observed after STRA-leg than BENT-leg calf raise.…”

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“…Interestingly, there appears to be a relationship between muscle swelling measures and muscle hypertrophy (12). Ultrasound imaging has been used to detect changes in muscle size after exercise (12,26,27). However, most studies investigating resistance exercise-induced muscle swelling have focused on the quadriceps (12,26,27).…”

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“…Ultrasound imaging has been used to detect changes in muscle size after exercise (12,26,27). However, most studies investigating resistance exercise-induced muscle swelling have focused on the quadriceps (12,26,27). Therefore, findings characterizing swelling effects of different resistance exercises for other muscles such as triceps surae are limited or nonexistent.…”

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Muscle Swelling of the Triceps Surae in Response to Straight-Leg and Bent-Leg Calf Raise Exercises in Young Women

Kassiano

Costa

Kunevaliki

et al. 2023

Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research

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Kassiano, W, Costa, B, Kunevaliki, G, Soares, D, Stavinski, N, Francsuel, J, Carneiro, MAS, Tricoli, I, Nunes, JP, Ribeiro, AS, and Cyrino, ES. Muscle swelling of the triceps surae in response to straight-leg and bent-leg calf raise exercises in young women. J Strength Cond Res 37(7): e438–e443, 2023—Triceps surae muscle swelling in response to different resistance exercises remains to be determined. This study compared the effects of straight-leg (STRA-leg) calf raise vs. bent-leg (BENT-leg) calf raise exercises on triceps surae muscle swelling. Seventeen young women (23.7 ± 4.0 years; 67.4 ± 16.0 kg; and 163.5 ± 7.2 cm) performed 2 resistance training sessions; in one, they performed the STRA-leg calf raise, and in another, they performed the BENT-leg calf raise. A randomized, cross-over, and counterbalanced design was adopted for this investigation. The subjects performed 4 sets of 20 repetitions maximum until concentric muscular failure. The muscle thickness of the gastrocnemius medial (GM), gastrocnemius lateral (GL), and soleus (SOL) was taken through B-mode ultrasound before and immediately after the calf raise exercises. STRA-leg calf raise elicited greater increases in muscle thickness of GM (+8.8% vs. −0.9%, p < 0.001) and GL (+14.5% vs. +7.0%, p < 0.001) than BENT-leg calf raise. Conversely, BENT-leg calf raise elicited greater increases in SOL muscle thickness than STRA-leg calf raise (+15.4% vs. +7.7%, p < 0.001). From a practical perspective, the STRA-leg calf raise should be preferred if the aim is stimulating the 3 muscles that comprise the triceps surae, whereas the BENT-leg calf raise should be prioritized if the target muscle is the SOL.

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Muscle Swelling of the Triceps Surae in Response to Straight-Leg and Bent-Leg Calf Raise Exercises in Young Women

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Costa

Kunevaliki

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“…Furthermore, Kaya et al 28 discovered that neuromuscular control exercise following ACL-R surgery restored knee proprioceptive enhancement in participants with less risk factors for lower extremity alignment. 12 strength-training males were given two isometric concentric unilateral knee extensions to complete at various hip locations by Vieira et al 55 . Results indicated that knee extension motions created higher force and output more power in the sitting position compared to the supine position.…”

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Hip-knee-ankle physiotherapy for the improvement of the biomechanical environment of the lower limb in knee disorders: a systematic review

Liu

2023

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Purpose To analyse the research conducted in recent years on conservative treatment modalities for different diseases of the knee joint, to provide a correct orientation for hip-knee-ankle lower limb force line correction methods, and to provide a theoretical basis for the creation of a good mechanical environment for the knee joint, a reasonable joint space, and a neutral movement trajectory that allows for sustainable and safe treatment. Methods Information was retrieved from the electronic databases PubMed and cnki to select studies using physiotherapy as an intervention for knee related disorders between 2018–2022. Ultimately, 19 randomised controlled trial studies were included, involving a total of 1073 clinical studies. Results In the ankle area, the strength line of the lower limb can be improved by wearing custom-made insoles, gait correction training and functional and strength training of the ankle. In the knee joint, the strength and stretching of the quadriceps muscles can be strengthened and the line of force of the lower limb stabilised through different training modalities (centripetal and centrifugal training, electrical nerve stimulation, blood flow restriction training). At the hip joint the control of the lower limb can be increased by increasing the strength of the hip joint in external rotation and abduction and by improving the pain at the joint using acupuncture therapy and physiotherapy with tui na. Conclusions By physically adjusting the hip-knee-ankle joint, it is possible to treat knee-related disorders by progressively correcting the aberrant lower limb force lines and improving the knee-related disorders' symptoms.

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“…Furthermore, Kaya et al [39] discovered that neuromuscular control exercise following ACL-R surgery restored knee proprioceptive enhancement in participants with fewer risk factors for lower extremity alignment. Twelve strength-training males were given two isometric concentric unilateral knee extensions to complete at various hip locations by Vieira et al [40]. Results indicated that knee extension motions created higher force and output more power in the sitting position than the supine one.…”

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Hip-knee-ankle physiotherapy for the improvement of the lower limb ’ s biomechanical environment in knee disorders: A literature review

Zhang,

Liu,

Jin

2023

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Purpose：To analyse the research conducted in recent years on conservative treatment modalities for various knee joint, to provide a correct orientation for hip-knee-ankle lower limb force line correction methods, and to provide a theoretical basis for the creation of an excellent mechanical environment for the knee joint, a reasonable joint space, and a neutral movement trajectory that allows for sustainable and safe treatment. Methods：Literature was searched from the electronic databases PubMed, Scopus, and China Knowledge Internet (CNKI), Wanfang Data (WD), and China Biomedical Literature Database (CBM) to identify studies that used physiotherapy to treat knee-related disorders during the period from January 2018 to January 2023. Ultimately, 19 randomized controlled trial studies were included, involving a total of 1022 clinical studies. Results：In the ankle and foot region, improvements in lower limb biomechanics can be achieved through the use of customized insoles, gait correction training, and ankle function and strength training. At the knee joint, various training modalities such as concentric and eccentric training, electrical nerve stimulation, and blood flow restriction training can be employed to enhance the strength and flexibility of the quadriceps muscles, thereby improving lower limb strength and stability, and promoting a favorable mechanical environment for the joints. At the hip joint, increasing strength in hip external rotation and abduction, along with the use of acupuncture and massage therapy, can be employed to alleviate joint pain and enhance control over the lower limbs. Conclusions：Physically adjusting the hip-knee-ankle joint can treat knee-related disorders by progressively correcting the aberrant lower limb force lines and improving the symptoms of knee-related disorders.

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Can Hip Joint Position affect Quadriceps Muscle Responses during Knee Extension Exercise?

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Muscle Swelling of the Triceps Surae in Response to Straight-Leg and Bent-Leg Calf Raise Exercises in Young Women

Muscle Swelling of the Triceps Surae in Response to Straight-Leg and Bent-Leg Calf Raise Exercises in Young Women

Hip-knee-ankle physiotherapy for the improvement of the biomechanical environment of the lower limb in knee disorders: a systematic review

Hip-knee-ankle physiotherapy for the improvement of the lower limb ’ s biomechanical environment in knee disorders: A literature review

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