2018•Journal of science and medicine in sportRequires access

Full training but not full function: Isometric hamstring strength deficits identified up to three years following injury in Australian Football athletes

Paula C. Charlton, Benjamin P. Raysmith, Martin Wollin, Sam Rice, Craig Purdam, R. Clark, M. Drew

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Key concepts: Hamstring, Hamstring injury, Athletes, Isometric exercise, Physical therapy, Football, Medicine, Physical medicine and rehabilitation

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