overstretching

This may occur from a direct blow to or overstretching of the tendon.

You can already see that the situation might eventually create some overstretching at the border, so I will also see the Dominican authorities.

Australian pianist Alan Kogosowski warns against straining the right hand by constant overstretching.

"Generally, posture really encourages this overstretching of the posterior deltoid and tightening of the anterior deltoid.

Strains Strains or pulled muscles are a painful overstretching or tearing of a muscle due to an accident, overuse or misuse.

The overextension of the fetlock causes overstretching of the flexor tendons, resulting in the rupture of tendon fibers.

With regard to financial resources, the Commission and the Budgetary Authority must urgently find a more structural solution to the permanent overstretching of external relations Heading 4.

It was a typical boom caused by a combination of greed and financial overstretching by millions of people, thousands of organisations and most governments in the Western World.

Damage to one or more of the four tendons that cover the shoulder joint (torn rotator cuff), which may occur from a direct blow to or overstretching of the tendon.

Tightness or overstretching of the piriformis muscle (located on the back of the hip where the nerve crosses under the deep hip muscles) can also cause irritation of the sciatic nerve.

While the manufacturer touts VAX-D as safe, literature on VAX-D from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in California lists the following risks: development of sharp, burning, or radiating pain during treatment; stress to the shoulder and rotator cuff muscles; and overstretching of the soft tissues of the back.