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Effectiveness of Leg-Focused Static and Dynamic Stretching in Enhancing the Students' Lower Body Flexibility Performance
Flexibility, particularly in the lower extremities, is essential for optimal physical performance, injury prevention, and daily functional movement. Despite its importance, lower body flexibility is often neglected in physical education settings. To address this gap, a quasi-experimental study was c
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