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Previous research shows that improper foot postures and poor foot mechanics can be traced back to poor foot intrinsic muscle functioning.2,3 The purpose of this study is to evaluate the foot intrinsic and surrounding musculature in various ways to look at its relationship to lower leg injury, as well as determine how it correlates to scores of lower extremity injury screening tools in order to attempt to determine the relationship of foot core musculature to previous shin pain and lower leg injury, as well as lower extremity injury screening tools. Spring 2017 2017 Health sciences Kinesiology eng Master of Arts Thesis University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Graduate School Degree granting institution Exercise and Sport Science Erik Wikstrom Thesis advisor Brian Pietrosimone Thesis advisor Brittney Harkey Thesis advisor text Aliza Nedimyer Creator Department of Exercise and Sport Science College of Arts and Sciences The Foot Core Musculature and Exercise Related Leg Pain in Runners Lower limb injuries are frequently sustained by runners, but how and why they occur, as well as why some individuals are more prone to injury than others is not fully understood.1 Because the foot serves as the stable base for the kinetic chain, it is responsible for maintaining foot positioning and stability of the body during both gait and stance. Previous research shows that improper foot postures and poor foot mechanics can be traced back to poor foot intrinsic muscle functioning.2,3 The purpose of this study is to evaluate the foot intrinsic and surrounding musculature in various ways to look at its relationship to lower leg injury, as well as determine how it correlates to scores of lower extremity injury screening tools in order to attempt to determine the relationship of foot core musculature to previous shin pain and lower leg injury, as well as lower extremity injury screening tools. Spring 2017 2017 Health sciences Kinesiology eng Master of Arts Thesis University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Graduate School Degree granting institution Exercise and Sport Science Erik Wikstrom Thesis advisor Brian Pietrosimone Thesis advisor Brittney Harkey Thesis advisor text Aliza Nedimyer Creator Department of Exercise and Sport Science College of Arts and Sciences The Foot Core Musculature and Exercise Related Leg Pain in Runners Lower limb injuries are frequently sustained by runners, but how and why they occur, as well as why some individuals are more prone to injury than others is not fully understood.1 Because the foot serves as the stable base for the kinetic chain, it is responsible for maintaining foot positioning and stability of the body during both gait and stance. Previous research shows that improper foot postures and poor foot mechanics can be traced back to poor foot intrinsic muscle functioning.2,3 The purpose of this study is to evaluate the foot intrinsic and surrounding musculature in various ways to look at its relationship to lower leg injury, as well as determine how it correlates to scores of lower extremity injury screening tools in order to attempt to determine the relationship of foot core musculature to previous shin pain and lower leg injury, as well as lower extremity injury screening tools. Spring 2017 2017 Health sciences Kinesiology eng Master of Arts Thesis University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Graduate School Degree granting institution Exercise and Sport Science Erik Wikstrom Thesis advisor Brian Pietrosimone Thesis advisor Brittney Harkey Thesis advisor text Aliza Nedimyer Creator Department of Exercise and Sport Science College of Arts and Sciences The Foot Core Musculature and Exercise Related Leg Pain in Runners Lower limb injuries are frequently sustained by runners, but how and why they occur, as well as why some individuals are more prone to injury than others is not fully understood.1 Because the foot serves as the stable base for the kinetic chain, it is responsible for maintaining foot positioning and stability of the body during both gait and stance. Previous research shows that improper foot postures and poor foot mechanics can be traced back to poor foot intrinsic muscle functioning.2,3 The purpose of this study is to evaluate the foot intrinsic and surrounding musculature in various ways to look at its relationship to lower leg injury, as well as determine how it correlates to scores of lower extremity injury screening tools in order to attempt to determine the relationship of foot core musculature to previous shin pain and lower leg injury, as well as lower extremity injury screening tools. 2017-05 2017 Health sciences Kinesiology eng Master of Arts Masters Thesis University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Graduate School Degree granting institution Exercise and Sport Science Erik Wikstrom Thesis advisor Brian Pietrosimone Thesis advisor Brittney Harkey Thesis advisor text Aliza Nedimyer Creator Department of Exercise and Sport Science College of Arts and Sciences The Foot Core Musculature and Exercise Related Leg Pain in Runners Lower limb injuries are frequently sustained by runners, but how and why they occur, as well as why some individuals are more prone to injury than others is not fully understood.1 Because the foot serves as the stable base for the kinetic chain, it is responsible for maintaining foot positioning and stability of the body during both gait and stance. Previous research shows that improper foot postures and poor foot mechanics can be traced back to poor foot intrinsic muscle functioning.2,3 The purpose of this study is to evaluate the foot intrinsic and surrounding musculature in various ways to look at its relationship to lower leg injury, as well as determine how it correlates to scores of lower extremity injury screening tools in order to attempt to determine the relationship of foot core musculature to previous shin pain and lower leg injury, as well as lower extremity injury screening tools. 2017 Health sciences Kinesiology eng Master of Arts Masters Thesis University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Graduate School Degree granting institution Exercise and Sport Science Erik Wikstrom Thesis advisor Brian Pietrosimone Thesis advisor Brittney Harkey Thesis advisor text 2017-05 Aliza Nedimyer Creator Department of Exercise and Sport Science College of Arts and Sciences The Foot Core Musculature and Exercise Related Leg Pain in Runners Lower limb injuries are frequently sustained by runners, but how and why they occur, as well as why some individuals are more prone to injury than others is not fully understood.1 Because the foot serves as the stable base for the kinetic chain, it is responsible for maintaining foot positioning and stability of the body during both gait and stance. Previous research shows that improper foot postures and poor foot mechanics can be traced back to poor foot intrinsic muscle functioning.2,3 The purpose of this study is to evaluate the foot intrinsic and surrounding musculature in various ways to look at its relationship to lower leg injury, as well as determine how it correlates to scores of lower extremity injury screening tools in order to attempt to determine the relationship of foot core musculature to previous shin pain and lower leg injury, as well as lower extremity injury screening tools. 2017 Health sciences Kinesiology eng Master of Arts Masters Thesis University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Graduate School Degree granting institution Exercise and Sport Science Erik Wikstrom Thesis advisor Brian Pietrosimone Thesis advisor Brittney Harkey Thesis advisor text 2017-05 Aliza Nedimyer Creator Department of Exercise and Sport Science College of Arts and Sciences The Foot Core Musculature and Exercise Related Leg Pain in Runners Lower limb injuries are frequently sustained by runners, but how and why they occur, as well as why some individuals are more prone to injury than others is not fully understood.1 Because the foot serves as the stable base for the kinetic chain, it is responsible for maintaining foot positioning and stability of the body during both gait and stance. Previous research shows that improper foot postures and poor foot mechanics can be traced back to poor foot intrinsic muscle functioning.2,3 The purpose of this study is to evaluate the foot intrinsic and surrounding musculature in various ways to look at its relationship to lower leg injury, as well as determine how it correlates to scores of lower extremity injury screening tools in order to attempt to determine the relationship of foot core musculature to previous shin pain and lower leg injury, as well as lower extremity injury screening tools. 2017 Health sciences Kinesiology eng Master of Arts Masters Thesis University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Graduate School Degree granting institution Exercise and Sport Science Erik Wikstrom Thesis advisor Brian Pietrosimone Thesis advisor Brittney Harkey Thesis advisor text 2017-05 Aliza Nedimyer Creator Department of Exercise and Sport Science College of Arts and Sciences The Foot Core Musculature and Exercise Related Leg Pain in Runners Lower limb injuries are frequently sustained by runners, but how and why they occur, as well as why some individuals are more prone to injury than others is not fully understood.1 Because the foot serves as the stable base for the kinetic chain, it is responsible for maintaining foot positioning and stability of the body during both gait and stance. Previous research shows that improper foot postures and poor foot mechanics can be traced back to poor foot intrinsic muscle functioning.2,3 The purpose of this study is to evaluate the foot intrinsic and surrounding musculature in various ways to look at its relationship to lower leg injury, as well as determine how it correlates to scores of lower extremity injury screening tools in order to attempt to determine the relationship of foot core musculature to previous shin pain and lower leg injury, as well as lower extremity injury screening tools. 2017 Health sciences Kinesiology eng Master of Arts Masters Thesis Exercise and Sport Science Erik Wikstrom Thesis advisor Brian Pietrosimone Thesis advisor Brittney Harkey Thesis advisor text 2017-05 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Degree granting institution Aliza Nedimyer Creator Department of Exercise and Sport Science College of Arts and Sciences The Foot Core Musculature and Exercise Related Leg Pain in Runners Lower limb injuries are frequently sustained by runners, but how and why they occur, as well as why some individuals are more prone to injury than others is not fully understood.1 Because the foot serves as the stable base for the kinetic chain, it is responsible for maintaining foot positioning and stability of the body during both gait and stance. Previous research shows that improper foot postures and poor foot mechanics can be traced back to poor foot intrinsic muscle functioning.2,3 The purpose of this study is to evaluate the foot intrinsic and surrounding musculature in various ways to look at its relationship to lower leg injury, as well as determine how it correlates to scores of lower extremity injury screening tools in order to attempt to determine the relationship of foot core musculature to previous shin pain and lower leg injury, as well as lower extremity injury screening tools. 2017 Health sciences Kinesiology eng Master of Arts Masters Thesis Exercise and Sport Science Erik Wikstrom Thesis advisor Brian Pietrosimone Thesis advisor Brittney Harkey Thesis advisor text 2017-05 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Degree granting institution Aliza Nedimyer Creator Department of Exercise and Sport Science College of Arts and Sciences The Foot Core Musculature and Exercise Related Leg Pain in Runners Lower limb injuries are frequently sustained by runners, but how and why they occur, as well as why some individuals are more prone to injury than others is not fully understood.1 Because the foot serves as the stable base for the kinetic chain, it is responsible for maintaining foot positioning and stability of the body during both gait and stance. Previous research shows that improper foot postures and poor foot mechanics can be traced back to poor foot intrinsic muscle functioning.2,3 The purpose of this study is to evaluate the foot intrinsic and surrounding musculature in various ways to look at its relationship to lower leg injury, as well as determine how it correlates to scores of lower extremity injury screening tools in order to attempt to determine the relationship of foot core musculature to previous shin pain and lower leg injury, as well as lower extremity injury screening tools. 2017 Health sciences Kinesiology eng Master of Arts Masters Thesis University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Graduate School Degree granting institution Exercise and Sport Science Erik Wikstrom Thesis advisor Brian Pietrosimone Thesis advisor Brittney Harkey Thesis advisor text 2017-05 Aliza Nedimyer Creator Department of Exercise and Sport Science College of Arts and Sciences Lower limb injuries are frequently sustained by runners, but how and why they occur, as well as why some individuals are more prone to injury than others is not fully understood.1 Because the foot serves as the stable base for the kinetic chain, it is responsible for maintaining foot positioning and stability of the body during both gait and stance. Previous research shows that improper foot postures and poor foot mechanics can be traced back to poor foot intrinsic muscle functioning.2,3 The purpose of this study is to evaluate the foot intrinsic and surrounding musculature in various ways to look at its relationship to lower leg injury, as well as determine how it correlates to scores of lower extremity injury screening tools in order to attempt to determine the relationship of foot core musculature to previous shin pain and lower leg injury, as well as lower extremity injury screening tools. 2017 Health sciences Kinesiology eng Master of Arts Masters Thesis University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Graduate School Degree granting institution Erik Wikstrom Thesis advisor Brian Pietrosimone Thesis advisor Brittney Harkey Thesis advisor text 2017-05 Nedimyer_unc_0153M_16887.pdf uuid:be70d7bc-fee4-41db-926b-2e8589e69dd1 proquest 2019-07-05T00:00:00 2017-04-12T18:49:14Z application/pdf 26251473 yes