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The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of functional wear which compression clothing developed having supplementary lines of differing stretch ability (below, FW), specifically in terms of posture control at one leg landing in comparison with simple compression wear (below, CW). Subjects were 22 healthy male and female university students, motion task was the drop Jump landing from 30 cm height. As for the knee joint alignment on the frontal plane, FW was varus position although CW was valgus and neutral position at 40msec and 80msec after landing. As for knee joint moment on the frontal plane, FW showed the varus moment while CW showed the valgus moment at 40msec after landing. While at 80msec after landing, the valgus moment of FW was significantly smaller than that of CW. As a result, FW controlled knee joint valgus alignment and reduced the knee joint valgus moment that could be risk factor of ACL injury. It was thus suggested that FW could contribute to the prevention ACL injury and reoccurrence.

The effects of functional wear on the jump landing task