Quadriceps femoris torque and EMG activity in seated versus supine position

Article Abstract:

Research demonstrates that changes in rectus femoris induced by hip angle movements impact the knee extensor torque output during voluntary and electrically evoked contractions. Data show a higher knee extensor muscles neural activation in the seated versus supine position may be a compensating measure for the neuromuscular transmission-propagation impairment of short rectus femoris muscle.

France, Statistics, Statistics (Data), Posture, Neuroplasticity, Hip muscles

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Central and peripheral fatigue after electrostimulation-induced resistance exercise

Article Abstract:

A study is conducted to investigate central and peripheral fatigue induced by a typical session of electromyostimulation (EMS) of the triceps surae muscle. Conclusions reveal that a single bout of EMS resulted in fatigue attributable to both central and peripheral factors.

Science & research, Research, Arm, Electromyography, Arm muscles

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Effect of cycling cadence on contractile and neural properties of knee extensors

Article Abstract:

This article investigates the physiological aspects of cycling on the neuromuscular characteristics of the knee. An analysis of muscle fatigue, muscular torque, and isometric twitch is presented.

Statistical Data Included, Muscle strength, Cycling, Muscle contraction, Torque, Neuromuscular transmission

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