Conclusion
joint hypermobility, hypermobility, chronic musculoskeletal pain
These results tentatively support the use of neuromuscular training and exercise programming in adolescents with chronic musculoskeletal pain, regardless of joint hypermobility status; though, additional work is needed to address concerns regarding our study findings being attributed to error alone. However, findings also do suggest subtle differences in biomechanics in adolescents with JFM who also have joint hypermobility. Based on these preliminary findings, these differences in body biomechanics may be worth examining in more definitive studies with larger samples, to determine how exercise programs can be best modified for patients with joint hypermobility.