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‘Pushing’ versus ‘holding’ isometric muscle actions; what we know and where to go: A scoping and systematic review with meta-analyses

2024-11-05

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> <h4>Background</h4> Pushing/pulling isometric muscle actions (PIMA) are commonly used to assess strength, fatigability, and neuromechanical function, whereas holding isometric muscle actions (HIMA), applied in rehabilitation and performance settings, remain less clearly defined and comparatively understudied. Evidence suggests that PIMA and HIMA may elicit distinct neural and cardiovascular res...

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6ca34f08-2cd5-5d89-b5ff-d69a7642deff
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10.1101/2024.11.04.24316609
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