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  • How Occlusion Training Is The Next Big Fitness ...

    From time to time, we'll hear of "the latest innovation in fitness" that claims to change the way we'll workout forever. More often than not, these cutting-edge developments either never come to fruition, or don't really catch on - even if they do make it to market.However, there's always one that'll manage to...

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  • Do foam rollers actually do your body any good?

    Foam rolling was once for professional athletes only. These days it’s hard to walk into a gym without tripping over somebody rolling around on a neoprene tube.Dedicated classes in hip New York gyms are frequented by the likes of Sarah Jessica Parker and Shakira. Forget protein shakers, resistance bands or...

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  • Asymmetries in Isometric Force-Time Characteris...

    Abstract  Asymmetries in isometric force-time characteristics are not detrimental to change of direction speed. J Strength Cond Res 32(2): 520-527, 2018 The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of between-limb asymmetries in isometric midthigh pull (IMTP) force-time characteristics on change of direction speed (CODS). Twenty multisport collegiate...

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  • The influence of fatigue on decision-making in ...

    Abstract A potential challenge associated with sports is that athletes must often perform the cognitive  processing associated with decision-making (i.e., movement selection) when fatigued. The purpose of this systematic review was to summarise studies that have analysed the extent to which fatigue influences the effects of decision-making on lower extremity...

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  • Are there two forms of isometric muscle action?...

    Are there two forms of isometric muscle action? Results of the experimental study support a distinction between a holding and a pushing isometric muscle function Abstract Background: In isometric muscle function, there are subjectively two different modes of performance: one can either hold isometrically – thus resist an impacting force...

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  • Scheduling of Eccentric Lower-limb Injury Preve...

    Abstract Scheduling eccentric-based injury prevention programs (IPP) during the common 6-day micro-cycle in Soccer is challenged by recovery and tapering phases.This study profiled muscle damage, neuromuscular performance, and perceptual responses to a lower-limb eccentric-based IPP administered 1 (MD+1) versus 3 days (MD+3) post-match. 18 semi-professional players were monitored daily during...

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