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Is the rise of knee injuries in young female athletes preventable?
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“I remember back when I played sports in high school," Kirsch said.
The lack of that downtime is one of several underlying factors that has led to a rise in knee injuries in high school athletes, specifically female athletes.
Do you have any areas where you're really, really deficient?
… There is some evidence in terms of reducing an ACL injury risk, and it focuses a lot on plyometrics and lower body training.
That’s what makes the force plates so vital, as well as places like ETS for athletes coming back from injury.