#121 | Why Your Knees Cave In: Is It Time To Stop Blaming The Glute Med For Dynamic Knee Valgus?

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Introduction

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The Concept of Me Valgus

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Is the Glide the Primary Cause of Nevelgus?

07:45 • 6min

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Nevalgas

13:31 • 3min

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Is Nevalgus Dangerous?

16:24 • 4min

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Is There a Difference Between Static Valgus and Static Nevalgus?

20:09 • 2min

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The Complexity of Asial Injuries

22:26 • 2min

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How Do We Identify a Dynamic Nevalgus?

24:07 • 6min

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Training Valgus as Part of a Prevention Type Method?

30:02 • 3min

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Nevalgus Isn't the Definite Predictor of Use Sustaining an Asi Eltir

33:02 • 2min

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Is There a Compensation That Allows Us to Have More Force Output?

34:36 • 4min

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How Do We Spot a Weak Tissue?

38:08 • 4min

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Ne Valgus in the Squad?

42:23 • 3min

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Isolating the Abductors Is the Least Training Muscle

44:54 • 3min

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Do You Think That a Deep Squad Is More Dangerous to Prevent an Ace?

47:50 • 2min

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The Bottom Position and the Knee Abduction Moment

50:10 • 2min

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The Hamstring Association, a Medial Versus a Latender Head

52:36 • 2min

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Hamstring Strains and Nebalgus in Sprinters

54:29 • 3min

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Nevelgas

57:21 • 2min

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Prehavers, Thank You for Listening!

59:43 • 2min