Excessive movements Vitamove Back Pain Relief are the "root of all evil" when it comes to ligament injuries. It is not always your fault if an injury happens. Maybe it was an accident that happened to your knee somehow, or maybe you play a contact sport and an incident occurred. Either way you will need to make sure that: You Control Front To Back Knee Movements You Need to Control Side To Side Movements We are not talking about controlling them to the point where you can not move. That is not the point at all. Actually, the brace is meant to allow a lot of range of motion, but it is just those excessive movements that are unwanted that you need to control. - Side to side movements will be controlled with a quality frame, like we discussed in the Lightweight design section, but front to back movements are controlled with the hinge of a knee brace. Flexion and extension control can be found with the use of "polycentric hinges" and "FourcePoint Hinge Technology". These two components of a hinge provides an adjustable, yet gradual soft stop to extension. This is way better than snapping your knee backward into hyperextension, thus possibly hurting your ACL! These are two important components to look for. Ligament Protection Sometimes you may hurt more than just your ACL. Let's face it, it is unfortunate but possible. When you hurt more than just one ligament, some knee brace companies call this a "combined instability". Combined instability is also known as a "CI" version of a brace. When you hurt a combination of your ACL, MCL, PCL, and / or LCL you will need to take notice of a knee brace that has a CI or combined instabilities component.

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