A motor unit-based model of muscle fatigue von Potvin, Jim R, Fuglevand, Andrew J

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Predicting Maximum Acceptable Efforts for Repetitive Tasks: An Equation Based on Duty Cycle von Potvin, Jim R.

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Muscle fibre activation is unaffected by load and repetition duration when resistance exercise is performed to task failure von Morton, Robert W., Sonne, Michael W., Farias Zuniga, Amanda, Mohammad, Ibrahim Y.Z., Jones, Amanda, McGlory, Chris, Keir, Peter J., Potvin, Jim R., Phillips, Stuart M.

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Ratings of perceived fatigue predict fatigue induced declines in muscle strength during tasks with different distributions of effort and recovery von Whittaker, Rachel L., Sonne, Michael W., Potvin, Jim R.

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Ergonomics demands associated with combinations of manual and powered emergency medical service cots and ambulance loading systems: A work simulation study von Potvin, Jim R., Potvin, Aidan W.

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Surface electromyographic frequency characteristics of the quadriceps differ between continuous high- and low-torque isometric knee extension to momentary failure von Murphy, Jonathan, Hodson-Tole, Emma, Vigotsky, Andrew D., Potvin, Jim R., Fisher, James P., Steele, James

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The ‘Arm Force Field’ method to predict manual arm strength based on only hand location and force direction von La Delfa, Nicholas J., Potvin, Jim R.

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The Liberty Mutual manual materials handling (LM-MMH) equations von Potvin, Jim R., Ciriello, Vincent M., Snook, Stover H., Maynard, Wayne S., Brogmus, George E.

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Comparing the revised NIOSH lifting equation to the psychophysical, biomechanical and physiological criteria used in its development von Potvin, Jim R.

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A comparison between measured female linear arm strengths and estimates from the 3D Static Strength Prediction Program (3DSSPP) von Hall, Andrew D., La Delfa, Nicholas J., Loma, Chris, Potvin, Jim R.

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Scientific basis of ISO standards on biomechanical risk factors von Armstrong, Tom J, Burdorf, Alex, Descatha, Alexis, Farioli, Andrea, Graf, Maggie, Horie, Seichi, Marras, William S, Potvin, Jim R, Rempel, David, Spatari, Giovanna, Takala, Esa-Pekka, Verbeek, Jos, Violante, Francesco S

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Multidirectional manual arm strength and its relationship with resultant shoulder moment and arm posture von La Delfa, Nicholas J., Potvin, Jim R.

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Predicting manual arm strength: A direct comparison between artificial neural network and multiple regression approaches von La Delfa, Nicholas J, Potvin, Jim R

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A modified version of the three-compartment model to predict fatigue during submaximal tasks with complex force-time histories von Sonne, Michael W., Potvin, Jim R.

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Biomechanical changes at the knee after lower limb fatigue in healthy young women von Longpré, Heather S, Potvin, Jim R, Maly, Monica R

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The influence of hand location and handle orientation on female manual arm strength von La Delfa, Nicholas J., Evans, Zachary C.T., Potvin, Jim R.

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Wrist rotations about one or two axes affect maximum wrist strength von Plewa, Katherine, Potvin, Jim R., Dickey, James P.

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Working position influences the biomechanical demands on the lower back during dental hygiene von Howarth, Samuel J., Grondin, Diane E., La Delfa, Nicholas J., Cox, Jocelyn, Potvin, Jim R.

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Physiological responses to incremental, interval, and continuous counterweighted single-leg and double-leg cycling at the same relative intensities von MacInnis, Martin J., Morris, Nathaniel, Sonne, Michael W., Zuniga, Amanda Farias, Keir, Peter J., Potvin, Jim R., Gibala, Martin J.

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The biomechanical demands of manual scaling on the shoulders & neck of dental hygienists von La Delfa, Nicholas J., Grondin, Diane E., Cox, Jocelyn, Potvin, Jim R., Howarth, Samuel J.

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