Variability of unilateral and bilateral isometric muscle strength of lower extremities extensors in young females and males
ConclusionThe decrease in KE by 10 ° significantly increased the muscle strength of the lower extremity extensors. Gender did not affect the change in MS/BM values with the change in KE and conditions. Findings also revealed significant bilateral deficit, i.e., significantly a lower summed muscle strength during bilateral conditions than unilateral conditions. The study emphasized the importance of selecting the 30° KE as the optimal angle to assess the maximum strength developed in CKC.
Source: BMC Sports Science, Medicine and Rehabilitation - Category: Sports Medicine Source Type: research
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