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. 2023 Apr 1;18(2):493–512. doi: 10.26603/001c.73797

Figure 4. Sagittal deceleration task vs lateral plyometric task.

Figure 4.

The resultant ground reaction force during a sagittal plane deceleration task (top sequence from left to right) places a large amount of load on the knee and quadriceps tendon, whereas a lateral plyometric task places more relative load proximally on the lateral hip and trunk (bottom sequence from left to right). Red arrows, resultant ground reaction force-vector; white lines, depiction of joint angels; asterisks, area of high load-demand during task.