The body's response to a sudden loading event, especially when unanticipated, may be key to understanding the injury initiation process and how such injuries can be prevented.
Abstracts
The effects of preview and task symmetry on trunk muscle response to sudden loading
The development of response strategies in preparation for sudden loading to the torso
The effects of a temporal warning signal on the biomechanical preparations for sudden loading
Trunk flexion strategies during sudden loading
Trunk kinematics and trunk muscle activity during a rapidly applied load
Effects of a lifting belt on trunk muscle activation during a suddenly applied load
Effects of a lifting belt on spine moments and muscle recruitments after unexpected sudden loading
