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Effects of Caffeine Gum on Muscular Strength and Power in Recreationally Active Females
… on caffeine’s impact on muscular performance in females. The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of a 200 mg dose caffeine gum on muscular strength and muscular power in recreationally active females. Nineteen women participated in 3 laboratory sessions, the first being the …
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Acute effects of dynamic and static stretch on the peak torque and ROM of the shoulder internal and external rotators.
… Methods: Using a cross-over design, 16 recreationally active females (18-35 yrs) participated in three sessions (baseline, static stretch, dynamic stretch) separated by at least 48 hours. Each subject warmed-up for five minutes before being tested for peak torque and power measurements, …
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Effects of Eccentric Nordic Hamstring Exercise on Fascicle Length in Females
… of NHE on FL and measures of performance in females. Seven recreationally active females (age: 22.43 ± 2.99 years; BMI: 20.8 ± 4.14 kg/m2 ), were allocated into either a concentric only (control, n = 2) or eccentric only (n = 5) NHE group and completed 6-weeks of twice weekly NHE training. …
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The effect of whey protein-polyphenol on the recovery of muscle function and strength following eccentric exercise- the myogenic and neural contributions to eccentric exercise.
… restrictions on human research, we surveyed 190 recreationally active females and males and found that the recreationally active population consumes protein supplements primarily in line with the expected benefits of muscle growth and recovery (1-6), however, the lack of structured exercise among …
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Cross-education and neuromuscular factors relating to the prevention and rehabilitation of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) knee injuries
… effects of cross-education. Methods: Eighteen recreationally active females (21.2 ± 3 years of age, with a stature of 166.4 ± 6.6 cm, and body mass of 61.9 ± 3.6 kg) were recruited (n = 18). The participants all completed a six week bilateral plyometrics programme to raise their functional …
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Impact of the menstrual cycle on critical power and submaximal exercise oxygen uptake in recreationally active, eumenorrheic females
… late follicular, and mid luteal) in 12 recreationally active, eumenorrheic females. Menstrual cycle phase was determined using the 3-step method of calendar-based counting, urinary ovulation test strips, and serum hormone analyses. CP and work prime (W’) were assessed during a 3-minute …