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Muscle activity levels in upper-body push exercises with different loads and stability conditions

Calatayud et al., 2014

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574834298270839617
Author
Calatayud J
Borreani S
Colado J
Martin F
Rogers M
Publication year
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The Physician and Sportsmedicine

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Background: Exercises that aim to stimulate muscular hypertrophy and increase neural drive to the muscle fibers should be used during rehabilitation. Thus, it is of interest to identify optimal exercises that efficiently achieve high muscle activation levels. Objective: The …
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