Impact of sex and lace-up ankle brace on knee biomechanics during a single-leg cut

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This study determined the impact of different ankle braces on both sexes’ knee biomechanics during a single-leg cut. With the lace-up brace, both sexes altered knee biomechanics that may impact knee injury risk during the cut. All participants decreased peak knee internal rotation angle, while females increased peak knee abduction angle and males decreased peak knee internal rotation moment when wearing the brace during the cut.
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UCB1572
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