Resting tension of the triceps surae muscle group influences temporal neuromuscular control of maximal voluntary contraction

Helen Berry; Angus M. Hunter; Stuart Galloway

Resting tension of the triceps surae muscle group influences temporal neuromuscular control of maximal voluntary contraction

Helen Berry, Angus M. Hunter, Stuart Galloway

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This item discusses the resting tension of the triceps surae muscle group influences temporal neuromuscular control of maximal voluntary contraction.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	10th Annual Congress of the European College of Sports Science book of abstracts
Editors	N. Dikic, S. Zivanic, S. Ostojic, Z. Tornjanski
Publication status	Published - 13 Jul 2005
Event	10th annual Congress of the European College of Sports Science - Belgrade, Serbia Duration: 13 Jul 2005 → 16 Jul 2005

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Conference	10th annual Congress of the European College of Sports Science
Country/Territory	Serbia
City	Belgrade
Period	13/07/05 → 16/07/05

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resting tension
triceps
voluntary contraction

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Berry, H, Hunter, AM & Galloway, S 2005, Resting tension of the triceps surae muscle group influences temporal neuromuscular control of maximal voluntary contraction. in N Dikic, S Zivanic, S Ostojic & Z Tornjanski (eds), 10th Annual Congress of the European College of Sports Science book of abstracts. 10th annual Congress of the European College of Sports Science, Belgrade, Serbia, 13/07/05.

Resting tension of the triceps surae muscle group influences temporal neuromuscular control of maximal voluntary contraction. / Berry, Helen; Hunter, Angus M.; Galloway, Stuart.
10th Annual Congress of the European College of Sports Science book of abstracts. ed. / N. Dikic; S. Zivanic; S. Ostojic; Z. Tornjanski. 2005.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution book

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Resting tension of the triceps surae muscle group influences temporal neuromuscular control of maximal voluntary contraction

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