Response to the letter to editor by Drigny and Gauthier “should we consider the isokinetic eccentric-to-concentric strength ratio of shoulder rotator muscles to identify risk factors for shoulder injuries in competitive swimmers?”
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Hams, A
Headrick, J
Whiteley, R
Duhig, S
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We appreciate Drigny & Gauthier's insightful commentary on our article and their perspective on the eccentric external rotation to concentric internal rotation ratio (eccER: conIR) in the context of swimming. We would like to offer some further discussion and perspective as contributions to an ongoing conversation on this topic. First, it is important to recognize the current discussion is limited by a lack of substantial empirical data (in any direction) so clinical implications are unable to be firmly drawn at this stage.
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Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports
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McKenzie, A; Hams, A; Headrick, J; Whiteley, R; Duhig, S, Response to the letter to editor by Drigny and Gauthier “should we consider the isokinetic eccentric-to-concentric strength ratio of shoulder rotator muscles to identify risk factors for shoulder injuries in competitive swimmers?”, Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports, 2023