Journal of sport rehabilitation · 2024
The Effect of Active Release Technique on Hamstring Extensibility: A Critically Appraised Topic.
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Palermo Mikala, Reich Sierra, Rives Mika
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CLINICAL SCENARIO: Hamstring extensibility plays a significant role in maintaining postural alignment essential for a functional musculoskeletal system. When hamstring extensibility is lacking, individuals are placed at a higher risk for developing various lumbar spine, pelvis, knee, and foot dysfunctions. Limited hamstring extensibility is common, occurring in as much as 40% of college students and 86% of the adult population. Therefore, it is essential to maintain hamstring extensibility, which can be aided by understanding intervention effectiveness for improving flexibility.
PURPOSE: To critically appraise the literature on the effectiveness of Active Release Technique (ART) for the treatment of hamstring extensibility deficits.
CLINICAL QUESTION: What is the effect of ART in a healthy population with or without hamstring extensibility deficits?
SUMMARY OF KEY FINDINGS: Three studies were included for critical appraisal. Two studies concluded a single treatment session of ART that individuals possessing limited straight leg raise range of motion experienced improved active knee extension, popliteal angle, and sit-and-reach test measures. In the third study, a single session of ART was effective at improving hamstring extensibility in males without hamstring extensibility dysfunction.
CLINICAL BOTTOM LINE: Based on the current level 1 and level 3 evidence, ART may be an effective treatment to produce acute increases in hamstring extensibility. Future research is still needed.
STRENGTH OF RECOMMENDATION: Level B evidence exists to support the use of ART to improve hamstring extensibility in the healthy population.
PURPOSE: To critically appraise the literature on the effectiveness of Active Release Technique (ART) for the treatment of hamstring extensibility deficits.
CLINICAL QUESTION: What is the effect of ART in a healthy population with or without hamstring extensibility deficits?
SUMMARY OF KEY FINDINGS: Three studies were included for critical appraisal. Two studies concluded a single treatment session of ART that individuals possessing limited straight leg raise range of motion experienced improved active knee extension, popliteal angle, and sit-and-reach test measures. In the third study, a single session of ART was effective at improving hamstring extensibility in males without hamstring extensibility dysfunction.
CLINICAL BOTTOM LINE: Based on the current level 1 and level 3 evidence, ART may be an effective treatment to produce acute increases in hamstring extensibility. Future research is still needed.
STRENGTH OF RECOMMENDATION: Level B evidence exists to support the use of ART to improve hamstring extensibility in the healthy population.