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Introduction Isometric training involves muscle contractions that occur without any visible movement in the joints. Tension develops in the muscles, but the limb stays completely static. This approach differs from concentric or eccentric actions. Isometrics centres on holding steady positions or applying force against something that cannot move. That particular aspect gives them a lot of flexibility in use. They help build strength, boost stability, and lessen the load on joi

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Sports and rehabilitation fields have started adopting sand training because of the range of benefits it offers. Compared to conventional...