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The effects of static stretching on the hamstring musculotendinous unit
A series of nine studies was undertaken to investigate the effect of static stretch on hamstring musculotendinous flexibility. For each study, an average of ten subjects were used. One limb had the experimental stretch procedure performed on it, while the opposite limb acted as the control. The over
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