In vivo Human Muscle Shortening and Oxygen Consumption

In vivo Human Muscle Shortening and Oxygen Consumption

To determine the effects of muscle shortening on skeletal muscle energy requirement. 19 trained male and female runners (35+ or -2 years, 171+ or -2 cm, 67+ or -3 kg; VO sub(2)max=51+ or -2 ml times g super(-1) times min super(-1)) performed 30 plantarflexions attempting to reach 50% of maximum torq...

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