CONCLUSION
depression, reinjury, pain
This study is the first to explore the variability of corticomotor responses to experimentally‐induced sustained hamstring pain. In contrast to findings from the upper limb, individuals who developed corticomotor facilitation in response to hamstring pain experienced greater mechanical sensitivity than those who developed corticomotor depression. These novel data could have implications for rehabilitation following hamstring pain or injury. Further work in clinical populations is required to determine whether interindividual changes in corticomotor outcomes impact prognosis and risk of reinjury.