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Researcher

Jos Vanrenterghem

Awards & Distinctions

9 Results

2024

565 FO28 – Higher knee joint work is a risk factor for the development of patellar tendinopathy in volleyball: Findings from a prospective study on jump-landing tasks

Camilla De BleeckerStefan VermeulenTine WillemsVeerle SegersValentien SpanhoveAdelheid SteyaertPhilip RoosenJos VanrenterghemRoel De Ridder

2023

Fatigue-induced biomechanical risk factors for patellar tendinopathy in volleyball : a prospective study

Stefan VermeulenCamilla De BleeckerValentien SpanhoveVeerle SegersTine WillemsPhilip RoosenJos VanrenterghemRoel De Ridder

Higher knee joint work is a risk factor for the development of patellar tendinopathy in volleyball : a prospective study

Camilla De BleeckerStefan VermeulenValentien SpanhoveVeerle SegersTine WillemsJos VanrenterghemRoel De Ridder

The effect of fatigue on trunk and pelvic jump-landing biomechanics in view of lower extremity loading : a systematic review

Stefan VermeulenCamilla De BleeckerCedric De BlaiserÖzge Onursal KilinçTine WillemsJos VanrenterghemPhilip RoosenRoel De Ridder

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF HUMAN KINETICS

2022

Fatigue reduces patellar tendon loading in healthy volleyball players

Stefan VermeulenCamilla De BleeckerValentien SpanhoveVeerle SegersTine WillemsJos VanrenterghemPhilip RoosenRoel De Ridder

2015

The effect of tape on ankle joint landing kinematics in subjects with chronic ankle instability

Roel De RidderTine WillemsJos VanrenterghemMark RobinsonPhilip Roosen

2004

Performing the vertical jump: Movement adaptations for submaximal jumping

Jos VanrenterghemA LEESMatthieu LenoirP AERTSDirk De Clercq

A1 Journal Article in HUMAN MOVEMENT SCIENCE

2003

The effect of using the arms in vertical jumping on the work done at the ankle, knee and hip joints

A LEESJos VanrenterghemDirk De Clercq

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF SPORTS SCIENCES

2001

Necessary precautions in measuring correct vertical jumping height by means of force plate measurements.

Jos VanrenterghemDirk De ClercqP VAN CLEVEN

A1 Journal Article in ERGONOMICS