Hip flexor strength

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Progression of functional capacity decline

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Hip flexor strength predicts progression of functional capacity decline in humans.
“Logistic regression analysis revealed hip flexor strength as a primary determinant in the progression of functional capacity decline.”
Humans12-monthn = 433
Weak hip flexor strength predicts progression of functional capacity decline due to locomotor system dysfunction in community-dwelling older adults: A longitudinal cohort study
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