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Effects of Awareness Through Movement, a motor learning strategy, on hamstring length
Submitted by ctheuring on July 3, 2008 - 2:45pm.
Publication Type:ThesisSource:United States (2000)Notes:Stephens, J., Davidson, J.A., DeRosa, J.T., Kriz, M.E., & Saltzman, N.A. (2000). Effects of Awareness Through Movement, a motor learning strategy, on hamstring length. Unpublished Masters thesis from Widener University, Institute for Physical Therapy Education. Presented as a poster at APTA Research Conference, Indianapolis, IN/USA, June 2000. Documents significant increase in hamstring length compared to control group after 3 weeks of ATM intervention. »
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