Jumper’s Knee: Knowing your Jumping Limits
EXETER, NH – Jumper’s knee is a common overuse injury that affects up to 20 percent of athletes who jump with rapid acceleration and deceleration.
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1 Hampton Rd, Exeter, NH
155 Borthwick Ave #102, Portsmouth, NH
No Appointment Necessary
1 Hampton Rd, Exeter, NH
155 Borthwick Ave #102, Portsmouth, NH
No Appointment Necessary
1 Hampton Rd, Exeter, NH
155 Borthwick Ave #102, Portsmouth, NH
EXETER, NH – Jumper’s knee is a common overuse injury that affects up to 20 percent of athletes who jump with rapid acceleration and deceleration.
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