Open AccessEffect of heavy-load eccentric calf muscle training as a rehabilitation protocol in soccer players with persistent Achilles tendinosis
Author(s) -
Shadab Uddin,
Mohammed Qasheesh,
Waseem Mumtaz Ahamed,
Rashid Ali Beg
Publication year - 2022
Publication title -
neuropharmac journal
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2456-3927
DOI - 10.37881/1.711
Subject(s) - tendinosis , eccentric training , eccentric , physical therapy , medicine , physical medicine and rehabilitation , rehabilitation , regimen , calf muscle , achilles tendon , tendinopathy , surgery , tendon , physics , quantum mechanics
Background: All of the studies included in the analysis developed scales to assess a variety of outcomes, including tenderness, patient experience, return to sport, degree of improvement, and physical activity engagement.Method: In terms of training principles such as assets, repetitions, and frequency of performance, differences in technique between researches implementing the Heavy Load Eccentric Calf Muscle (HLECM) training regimen were rather minor. Some studies implemented the HLECM routine gradually throughout the first few weeks or reduced the frequency from twice daily (180 repetitions) to once daily (90 repetitions). The HLECM training procedure progressions could have been more diverse.Results: HLECM has received a lot of attention as a therapy for Achilles Tendinosis (AT). Despite the fact that the results are difficult to comprehend, a significant decrease in agony and an increase in work was observed following HLECM training in all studies examined here.