Tendons and ligaments

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<p>Region 1</p>

Region 1

Toe region

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<p>Region 2</p>

Region 2

Linear region (stiffness of a material)

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<p>Region 3</p>

Region 3

End of linear region (progressive failure point)

Structure is now providing less resistance to force

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<p>Region 4</p>

Region 4

Maximum load and complete failure

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<p>Area under curve</p>

Area under curve

Energy absorbed by structure

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Elastin

Provides ‘bounce’ to tendons and ligs. More abundant in ligaments

Has low stress, but high strain. Has minimal reaction to forces applied until at its limit

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Tensile strength of tendon

Up to 2x that of muscle

Due to high strength tends ot cause muscle rupture before structural failure

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Tendon injury

Tend to occur under high tensile load with fully contracted muscle under eccentric load