Acute Effects of Foam Roller and Mulligan Technique on Hamstring Flexibility
NCT: NCT07078734 · COMPLETED
Brief Summary
The hamstring muscle group is located at the back of the thigh. Due to its structure and people's habits, shortness in this muscle group is frequently observed. Shortness can cause problems such as low back pain, gait disturbances, thigh pain, and more. Numerous exercises and treatment methods have been used to restore flexibility to this muscle. This study will examine the acute effects of mulligan straight leg raises and foam rolling on university students with short hamstrings.
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What is Acute Effects of Foam Roller and Mulligan Technique on Hamstring Flexibility?
Acute Effects of Foam Roller and Mulligan Technique on Hamstring Flexibility is a clinical trial registered under NCT07078734. Current status: COMPLETED.
What is the status of NCT07078734?
The current status of NCT07078734 (Acute Effects of Foam Roller and Mulligan Technique on Hamstring Flexibility) is: COMPLETED.
When did Acute Effects of Foam Roller and Mulligan Technique on Hamstring Flexibility start?
Acute Effects of Foam Roller and Mulligan Technique on Hamstring Flexibility started on 2024-12-01.
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