id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
clinat-45	Dexter, Rollin Ross; Loftis, Treylan K; Baker, Russell T; Speicher, Timothy E	Regionally Interdependent Applications of TMR® and Active Rotational Shoulder Range of Motion in Overhead Athletes	2019	17	.pdf	application/pdf	8147	442	50	The measurement was recorded when the participant verbally confirmed reaching perceived end range.38 All measurements occurred in the same order, beginning with dominant shoulder IR, dominant ER, non-dominant IR, and finally non-dominant ER. Among the TMRG, a statistically significant increase in dominant shoulder IR (F(1,21)=6.623, p=0.044), non-dominant shoulder IR (F(1,21)=20.52, p<0.001), and non-dominant shoulder ER ((F(1,21)=9.108, p= 007) was observed after the intervention compared to the TWG (Table 7).	cache/clinat-45.pdf	txt/clinat-45.txt
