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Influence of Cranio-Cervical Position on Core Musculature Activation during Prone Plank Exercise: A Kinematic Controlled Electromyographic Analysis

García-Jaén et al., 2023

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García-Jaén M
Konarski J
Hernández-Sánchez S
Cortell-Tormo J
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This study aimed to investigate the influence of cranio-cervical position on the electromyographical activity of the core muscles during the prone plank exercise. Twenty healthy participants were enrolled in this study. Muscle activation was registered using …
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