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• strengthen: The following is a useful exercise for strengthening the quadriceps.

• have: Sprinters and football players generally have stronger quadriceps than hamstrings.

• develop: One leg squat: This exercise strongly develops the quadriceps and gluteals, with a complimentary boost to the hamstrings.

• include: This exercise works a whole range of muscles including quadriceps, hamstrings, abdominals and lower back.

• work: Works the quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes and lower back.

Adjective modifier

• weak: The hamstrings over power the weaker quadriceps which results in a strain or tear of the muscle.

• strong: FIG 3. Strong quadriceps, weak calf ( SQ/WC ) patients ' muscle action pattern during walking.

• normal: It is characterized by mild hyperextension, normal quadriceps, and normal range of knee flexion with a strong familial linkage [ 1,2 ] .

Modifies a noun

• femoris: Quadriceps femoris muscle angle: normal values and relationships with gender and selected skeletal measures.

• tendon: The chapter on the ACL has been expanded to now cover harvesting techniques of the hamstring, the patellar tendon and the quadriceps tendon.

• muscle: Privacy Policy Training the quadriceps muscles is an integral part of most sports strength programs.

• strength: Outcome measures Knee Study - main outcome measure was isometric quadriceps strength.

• exercise: Static quadriceps exercises consist of tensing the muscle on the front of the thigh whilst the knee is straight.

• activity: Like Signorile, they found that the squat produced the most quadriceps activity, peaking at 60 per cent of maximum activity levels.

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• isolation: By contrast, the knee extension involves sitting in a machine and simply contracting the quadriceps in isolation to extend the knee.