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The function of the semitendenous muscle is to extend the hip stifle and tarsus when the foot makes contact with the ground therefore propelling the dog forward On a nonweight bearing leg. The hamstrings are isolated to maximize the work being placed on them Beginning Position Grasp the bar with an overhand grip Set feet at shoulder wi dth and unlock the knees Arch the low back Pinch shoulder blades together Make the chest big Downwar part of the muscle and allowing it stretch out (this is the most common) or a * move the forearm (elbow) . 1. . biceps . brachii. * L: anterior upper arm. * A: flexes elbow, . supinates. hand . 2. . brachialis. * L: medial upper arm. * A: flexes elbow. 3. . triceps . Mora Modisette. Spaulding Framingham - August 27, 2015. Agenda. Anatomy quick review. Mechanisms of . injury. Incidence. Risk factors. Evaluation. Treatment/Research. Prevention. Hamstring Quick Review. A Guide for the Coach Boo Schexnayder Introduction Hamstring injuries are probably the most troubling of all typical track and field injuries. The frequency with which they occur, their debilitating Surgical Surgical technique technique Hamstrings Hamstrings Harvesting Harvesting The The safe safe mode in 5 mode in 5 steps steps 1. 1. The The Wave Wave 2. 2. The The Bubble Bubble 3. 3. Th Bursitis. Most common is greater trochanteric bursitis . Caused by lack of stretching and improper warm up. Treatment: limit activity, stretch, ice, NSAIDs. Fractures. MOI: falling (most common), car accidents. Advance one space for each correct answer. . For each time you get back to the starting line make a tally mark on your board.. Current 4. th. grade averages. Pre-test . 13%. Mid-term . . 58. %. The Reason for this. Is that the hamstring is located on the back of your thighs. . And with it being to the back you depend on this to do such things like walking or running.. The hamstring is what provides the help for the hip and knee movement.. Slowly move along the length of your hamstring, from behind your knee to your butt. Stack your legs on top of each other for added pressure as needed. Stop at sore points along the way and hold for 30 seconds, or rock back and forth on the area. Clayton Hodges, MD. 1. ; Trevor Shelton, MD, MS. 1. ; Cyrus Bateni, MD. 2. ; Steve Henrichon, MD. 2. ; Alton Skaggs, BS. 3. ; Robert Boutin, MD. 2. ; . Richard Marder, MD. 1. ; Cassandra Lee, MD. 1. Proximal Hamstring Repair This protocol is intended to guide clinicians through the post - operative course for p roximal h amstring r epair. This protocol is time based (dependent on tissue heali 6 Return to Sport/Work CriteriaLess than 10% decit for side to side hamstring comparison on Biodex testing at 60° These rehabilitation guidelines were developed collaboratively between Marc Sher 2. Avascular necr