ArticleEuropean journal of applied physiology2017
Neural, biomechanical, and physiological factors involved in sex-related differences in the maximal rate of isometric torque development.
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Abstract
objectiveRecent research has reported that lower maximal rate of torque development (dτ/dt PURPOSE: The aim of the current work was to examine the contribution of maximum strength (τ
methodsThirty-eight participants (20 males; 18 females) performed both maximal voluntary and evoked isometric contractions of the tibialis anterior across 3 days. Ten maximal compound muscle action potentials were elicited and subsequently followed by three, 5-s contractions. From the recordings, MFCV, dτ/dt
resultsAn ANCOVA showed that τ
conclusionThe current research supports the work by Hannah et al. Exp Physiol 97:618-629, (2012) that normalization to MVC in the quadriceps is able to account for all sex-differences in rate of toque development in the lower limb.
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