Intro Quiz v4

Intro Quiz v4

Congratulations on completing the Intro Section! Please take a minute to answer a few quick questions so we know that you are ready to go SAVE YOUR KNEES and BUILD A RESILIENT, ATHLETIC BODY!

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Question 1 of 6

1. Question
True or False: Excessive knee valgus movement during landing, pivoting, and changing directions is often a contributor to non-contact ACL injury.
- True
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Question 2 of 6

2. Question
True or False: Hip strength and body control are important for good lower extremity mechanics and PREVENTION of injuries.
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3. Question
How many days per week do we recommend that you perform the ACL Strong exercises?
- Only 1 time
- 3 sessions per week
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Question 4 of 6

4. Question
If you feel knee pain during an exercise, what should you do?
- Push through the pain
- 1) Check your technique, 2) Decrease the intensity/level of the exercise, or 3) Skip the exercises for now
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For injury prevention purposes, muscle soreness is expected with new exercises, but knee PAIN is not something that you should push through or ignore. We recommend ALL of the following: Adjust or correct your technique, Decrease the intensity of the exercise, or, if pain persists, you may skip the exercise and consider having it evaluated by a medical professional.
Question 5 of 6

5. Question
Which picture below demonstrates better squat mechanics?
- Picture A
- Picture B
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A simple strategy for avoiding non-contact ACL injuries is limiting excessive valgus motion at the knee (inward position of the knee relative to the hip and ankle).
Question 6 of 6

6. Question
Which photo shows better single leg mechanics?
- Picture A
- Picture B
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