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Effects of external loading on lumbar extension moment during squat lifting [PDF]
Objectives: The main objective of this study has been qualitative investigation of the effects of external loading on the lumbar extension moment during squat lifting.
Khorramymehr, Siamak +9 more
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Squat-stand test response following 10 consecutive episodes of head-up tilt
INTRODUCTION - the cardiovascular system is adaptable to multiple exposures to gravity over several days, and to repeated exposures in a single day. This study aimed to investigate if the cardiovascular adaptation observed following 10 +75° head-up tilts
Narelle Berry (19980645) +2 more
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Background: Squat exercises are widely recognized for their ability to improve sports performance. Recent advancements in force/velocity profiling have highlighted the importance of power and velocity in explosive movements.
Sergi Rodríguez-Rodríguez +6 more
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Differences on Thigh Muscles' Activity by Types of Squat [PDF]
OBJECTIVES Thigh strength has many features in our life. Many people perform vary squat types to stimulate different thigh muscles. However, there is a lack of information on which squat is the most effective on targeted muscles.
Seong-Jun Cho +4 more
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Introduction Individual participation in sports with inadequate preparation, especially during competition, results in an increased incidence of injury. Athletes commonly suffer from lower extremity musculoskeletal pain.
Sarath Babu +1 more
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Evaluation of electromyography normalisation methods for the back squat
The aim of the study was to evaluate maximal isometric (dynamometer based {MVC-NORM} and isometric squat {MIS-NORM}) and sub-maximal EMG normalisation methods (60%-NORM, 70%-NORM, 80%-NORM) for dynamic back squat exercise (DSQ-EX).
Hunter, Angus +3 more
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squat v-- Crush, as "I squat my finger".crushJH-24-11-69Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot ...
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Introduction: The back squat is considered safe if performed correctly. However, there is a disagreement in current literature about correct squat performance.
Stefán Jóhannsson 1994-
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squat v"Can you squat together a little bit?" 'move closer; squeeze' "That's squat too much." (child's printing crowded too much near the edge of paper)DNE-cit W Kirwin, Aug 64Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedCard marked DNE-cit, but not ...
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Electrophysiological analysis of the upward and downward phases of squat and lying leg raise work-out [PDF]
Background & Aims: Electrical activities are required for muscular contractions and physical activities. Understanding the electrophysiological attributes of the upward and downward phases of squats and lying leg raises provides a strong scientific basis
Mayowa Jeremiah Adeniyi +5 more
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