What demands are placed on the lower extremity during athletic participation?

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Energy and forced applied are demands that are placed on the lower extremity during athletic participation. If an athlete makes significant increases in the amount or distance in his/her training, the bones of the lower extremity will not be able to adapt to the stresses on the bones and an injury may occur.

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