Intrinsic risk factors for patellar tendinitis include all of the following EXCEPT: A. lower extremity malalignment B. leg-length discrepancies C. muscle imbalance D. frequency of training (training too much)
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Step 1: Lower extremity malalignment and leg-length discrepancies can both contribute to increased stress on the patellar tendon, making them intrinsic risk factors for patellar tendinitis. Show more…
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