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Cyclic eccentric stretching induces more damage and improved subsequent protection than stretched isometric contractions in the lower limb
Patricio A. Pincheira
, Ben W. Hoffman
, Andrew G. Cresswell
, Timothy J. Carroll
, Nicholas A.T. Brown
, Glen A. Lichtwark
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Medial Gastrocnemius
100%
Lower Limb
100%
Repeated Bout Effect
100%
Exercise-induced muscle Damage
100%
Isometric Contraction
100%
Triceps Surae
66%
Exercise Bout
66%
Soreness
66%
Twitch Torque
66%
Fascicle Length
66%
Muscle Length
66%
Active muscle
33%
Surface Electromyography (sEMG)
33%
Long Length
33%
Repeated Bout
33%
Muscle Soreness
33%
High Force
33%
Plantar Flexors
33%
Sustained Contraction
33%
Time under Tension
33%
Muscle Fascicle
33%
Neuromechanical
33%
Static Contraction
33%
Lower Limb Exercise
33%
Muscle Contraction Mode
33%
Neuroscience
Electromyography
100%
Plantar Flexors
100%
Muscle Fascicle
100%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Muscle Injury
100%