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Acute Effects of Neurodynamics on Strength and Endurance in Athletes

Study on how nerve exercises impact athletes' strength and endurance.

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18-30 years
All
Phase N/A

Study Purpose: This research looks at how a technique called neurodynamics affects strength and endurance in athletes. Neurodynamics is often used by physical therapists to help improve nerve movement and reduce pain. The study aims to see if this can help with muscle strength and endurance, especially in the hamstrings, which are muscles at the back of the thigh.

Who Can Join: We are looking for athletes aged 18-30 who are actively involved in organized sports or structured resistance training. Participants must not have any recent injuries or surgeries and should be able to perform physical tests without pain.

Study Involvement: Participants will be required to attend a total of 2 visits over a short period. Each session will include testing that measures muscle strength and endurance.

  • **Time Commitment:** 2 visits needed.
  • **Eligibility:** Athletes aged 18-30, no recent injuries.
  • **Focus:** Strength and endurance in hamstrings.
Study details
    Sciatic Leg Pain
    Hamstring Muscle Tightness
    Hamstring Muscle Strain
    Hamstring Muscle Strength
    Hamstring Injuries
    Hamstring Injury Prevention
    Hamstring Rupture
    Sciatic Nerve Injury
    Sciatic Radiculopathy
    Lumbar Disc Herniation With Radiculopathy
    Lumbar Disc Herniation

NCT07721220

High Point University

28 September 2026

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Thank you for your interest in this clinical research study. Before you continue, please take a few minutes to read the information below and complete a short eligibility questionnaire.

This questionnaire helps the study team understand your eczema history, current symptoms, and previous treatments. Your answers are confidential and will only be used to determine whether you may be a potential match for this study.

What to expect

  • About 8 questions covering date of birth, medical history, symptoms, and prescription treatments
  • You can complete it for yourself, or on behalf of a patient (answer as the patient whenever “you” is used)
  • Most people finish in 3–5 minutes
  • There is no cost to complete the questionnaire, and it does not enroll you in the study

Who this study may be for

  • Adults who have been diagnosed with moderate to severe eczema / atopic dermatitis
  • People who still have symptoms such as itching, redness, dry or thickened skin, or sleep disruption from itch
  • People who have used (or considered) prescription creams or ointments in the past year

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