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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"EMG amplitude"”.

  1. The Effect of McConnell Shoulder Taping on Shoulder Muscle EMG and Shoulder Torque Productions in Subjects With Anterior Shoulder Instability

    … the effects of McConnell shoulder taping on EMG amplitude of ten shoulder muscles and on shoulder joint peak torque between three conditions: no tape and base tape alone; no tape and McConnell tape (base plus corrective) and between base tape alone and McConnell tape during isokinetic …

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  2. Electromyographical Analysis of and Medial-Lateral Anticipatory Postural Adjustments prior to Stepping and Single Leg Reaching in Chronic Unstable Ankles

    … examine lower leg preparatory electromyographic (EMG) muscular activity (EMG onset and EMG amplitude) prior to the execution of two different goal directed tasks. Additional variables such as temporal stepping parameters and center of pressure (COP) parameters were examined during the goal …

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  3. The effect of acute low-load resistance exercise with the addition of blood flow occlusion on muscle function in children and adults

    … contraction (MVC) and electromyographical (EMG) activity in children and adults. Methods: 16 men (24.4±2.5y) and 14 boys (10.7±2.0y) performed two experimental conditions: (1) occlusion and (2) control. During the occlusion condition, a blood pressure cuff on the upper arm was inflated above …

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  4. Impact of static stretch and muscular contractions on force production within the human triceps surae muscle-tendon complex

    … isokinetic dynamometry, electromyography (EMG), sonography and motion analysis were used in three studies on recreationally active human volunteers (n=20). In the first study, three 60-s passive stretches was found to significantly reduce concentric plantarflexor joint moment (5.0%; …

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  5. Relationship Between Metabolic By-Products and Nervous System Failure/Fatigue

    … relationships between metabolic by-products and EMG characteristics following exercise. The first investigation sought to determine changes in EMG M-wave amplitude of the gastrocnemius following the calf raise exercise. There were no significant changes in M-wave EMG amplitude following exercise. …

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  6. The Acute and Chronic Muscle Adaptations Following six weeks of "No Load" and Traditional High Load Resistance Training

    … 3.8 (0.6) cm, p<0.001]. For the biceps brachii EMG amplitude, the High load condition was greater than the No Load condition for the last three repetitions (p=0.019). Regarding the triceps brachii EMG amplitude, the No Load condition was significantly greater than the High Load condition for the …

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  7. Body dynamics and muscle activity during Chi running

    … the gravitational moment about the ankle, and EMG amplitude and duration from four leg muscles. Although no significant differences were found between the two conditions for any of the dependent measures, there was a visible change in running form. A larger number of participants or a different …

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  8. Critical analysis of techniques for normalising electromyographic data : from laboratory to clinical research

    … of muscle activity derived from surface EMG electrodes are variable due to both intrinsic and extrinsic factors. The intrinsic factors are endogenous in nature (features within the body) and include muscle fiber type, muscle fiber diameter and length, the amount of tissue between muscle …

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  9. Reliability of electromyography detection systems for the pelvic floor muscles

    … reliability of three different electromyography (EMG) detection systems commonly used to acquire EMG data from the pelvic floor muscles (PFM) at rest, during maximum voluntary contractions (MVCs) and during a coughing task. Twelve nulliparous women between the ages of 24 and 40 participated in the …

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  10. A Comparison of the Acute Muscular Response and Long-term Adaptation to Resistance Training Using Traditional High Loads or Very Low Loads with Different Degrees of Blood Flow Restriction in the Lower Body

    … (Post-15) exercise; surface electromyography (EMG) during. Chronic: Untrained participants (20 males, 20 females) performed the same exercise, with one condition assigned to each leg, twice per week for eight weeks. Muscle thickness, strength, and endurance were assessed. Acute Results: Torque …

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  11. Comparisons Of Time To Task Failure And Muscle Activity For Two Different Submaximal Fatiguing Contractions

    … ã— intensity) anovas were used to examine emg parameters during the isometric fatiguing contractions and submaximal trapezoid contractions, respectively. There was no significant difference in time to task failure between two tasks, however, the time to task failure for men was …

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  12. Biomechanical characteristics of low back tissues during trunk flexion-extension

    … while monitoring the surface electromyography (EMG) of the lumbar paraspinal muscles. Abdominal, hamstring, and quadriceps muscle activities were also monitored during acute cyclic movement. Trunk inclination and lumbar flexion angles were time synchronized with the recorded EMG signals. …

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  13. Biomechanical models of the finger in the sagittal plane

    … levels were estimated by ratios of standardized EMG amplitude to exerted force. Measurements were taken in combinations of four finger positions and four directions of force exertions. Validation of the biomechanical finger models was done by comparing the results of computer simulations and …

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  14. Die Wirksamkeit von Neurofeedback im Vergleich zum EMG-Biofeedback bei der Behandlung von ADHS-Kindern

    … von AD/HS-Kindern zu überprüfen und mit einem EMG-Biofeedback (BF) als Placebobedingung zu vergleichen. Es wurden 35 ADHS-Kinder (6 -14 Jahre; 26 Jungen und 9 Mädchen) untersucht. Nach Standarddiagnostik und Vergabe der AD/HS-Diagnose durch einen unabhängigen Psychotherapeuten wurden die Kinder …

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  15. AN EXAMINATION OF NON-LOCAL MUSCLE FATIGUE IN UPPER AND LOWER LIMBS

    … as well as surface electromyographic (EMG) signals were collected before and after the fatiguing interventions. In addition, surface EMG signals from the submaximal contractions were decomposed into individual motor unit action potential trains, and linear regression analysis was used …

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  16. A Wearable Countermeasure for Musculoskeletal Deconditioning in Human Spaceflight

    … of the GLCS on neuromuscular activity (surface EMG) and sensorimotor function (proprioception and functional performance). Statistically significant differences in metrics of EMG amplitude were observed between suited and unsuited conditions in some muscles during upright standing, hip external …

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  17. The Effects of Four Weeks of High Intensity Interval Training and β-hydroxy-β-methylbutyric Free Acid on the Onset of Neuromuscular Fatigue

    … to exhaustion. During the GXT, electromyography (EMG) signals from the right vastus lateralis were recorded to determine the power output at the onset of neuromuscular fatigue (PWCFT), and peak wattage was used to assign individual training loads. After baseline testing (PRE), subjects were …

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  18. Effectiveness of a foot orthosis on muscular activity in functional ankle instability

    … sensorimotor exercises; increased ankle muscle amplitude by orthoses use). However, the acute- and long-term influence of foot orthoses on ankle muscle activity in individuals with FI is unknown. AIMS: The present thesis addressed (1a) acute- and (1b) long-term effects of foot orthoses compared …

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  19. Mechanisms affecting post-activation potentiation following voluntary isokinetic knee extension

    … electrically-evoked torques and electromyogram (EMG) data were captured before and after five different dynamic (isokinetic) CAs, after the participants had completed an extensive warm-up including extensive task-specific practice to the point where maximal voluntary contractile capacity was …

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  20. Motor control strategies in response to unexpected disturbances of dynamic postural control in people with and without low back pain

    … by unexpected rapid deceleration impulses (amplitude: 2 m/s; duration: 100 ms; 200 ms after heel contact) at 1m/s baseline velocity. A total number of 5 (study 1) and 15 (study 2) right sided perturbations were applied during walking trials. Muscular activities were assessed by surface …

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