TENNIS RECOVERY A Comprehensive Review of the Research

belovv elbow lateral counterforce splint in the treatment of lateral epicondylitis (tennis elLow) ABSTRACT The purpose of the study was to determine the effective-ness of a custom-made below elbow lateral counterforce splint along with standard physiotherapy compared with physiotherapy alone

of a minimum jerk model. The designed index based on the reference model will be effective to quantitatively evaluate the recovery of motor skills for natural stroke in the virtual tennis task. I.

evaluated in ten young tennis players, immediately before and after having randomly performed two HIIT sessions. One session included MI exercises during the recovery phases, while the other included verbal encouragements for physical efforts and served as control condition. Results revealed that similar

This case study evaluated the response of objective and subjective markers of overreaching to a highly demanding conditioning training mesocycle in elite tennis players to determine 1) whether players would become functionally or non-functionally overreached, and 2) to explore how coherently

by stent placement, which puts primary PCI on a rela-tively short list of medical interventions that are directly life-saving and also preserve quality of life. As cardiologists we regularly witness such benefits of primary PCI. As an example, an amateur tennis player was

-specific rehabilitation program emphasising eccentrics and plyometric strengthening of the abdominal wall muscles, contributes to the complete functional recovery in tennis players, and could help reduce recurrences. R ectus abdominis (RA) muscle strain is one of the most specific tennis related injuries. True incidence

However, taking into consideration incomplete physiological regeneration between points, as well as between matches and tournaments, a high cardiorespiratory capacity may help to avoid fatigue3 and aid in recovery, thus promoting continuous success in professional tennis.1 4 The relative importance

Objective: Ankle sprain is the most frequently occurring acute injury in tennis, accounting for 20–25 % of all injuries. In the current paper, we assess the cause of ankle sprain and suggest possibilities to be considered during diagnosis. Methods: We assessed a professional tennis player with a

by competitive inhibitors of NOS, tendon healing is reduced. When additional NO is added, tendon healing is enhanced. In humans, in three randomised clinical trials, we have shown that NO delivered via a transdermal patch enhances the subjective and objective recovery of patients with tennis elbow, Achilles