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The features of muscle activity during chair standing and sitting motion in submerged condition

Kaneda, 2019

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Kaneda K
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This study aimed to measure muscle activity and motion kinematics during chair-based exercises under submerged and non-submerged conditions. Twelve healthy men performed chair-based standing and sitting movements. Surface electrodes were attached at the tibialis …
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