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Eccentric Hamstring Strength and ACL Injury Risk in NCAA Division I Female Field Hockey Athletes
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries remain a pervasive issue in female collegiate athletics, particularly in sports demanding frequent decelerations, cuts, and high-speed movements such as field hockey. Despite the high injury burden, limited research has investigated biomechanical and workloa
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