… 2 modalities influence the etiology of neuromuscular fatigue. Meanwhile, both protocols
induced similar peripheral fatigue, … Furthermore, central fatigue was found only after RS running. …

… for this review is neuromuscular fatigue, defined here as an exercise-induced … exercise-induced
fatigue has taken a reductionist approach, focusing on single-joint exercise modalities. …

… as fatigue ratio (Milner-Brown et al., 1986; Prieske et al., 2013; Mueller et al., 2017). In
this study, neuromuscular … on reducing muscle fatigue. Future studies may consider to use …

… joint and locomotor exercise and to document how the time course of neuromuscular
recovery is affected by exercise intensity and duration in locomotor exercise. Such information …

… intermittent exercise, and differences in neuromuscular responses between exercise
modalities. During maximal and severe intensity exercise, alterations in neuromuscular function …

… , we did not evaluate voluntary activation of knee flexor and dorsiflexor muscles; however,
their MVC torque and maximal EMG activity were not affected by either exercise modality. …

… the proper management of certain program variables such as training volume, intensity,
muscle action, TUT, exercise modality, and their respective impact on fatigue and recovery time. …

… neuromuscular fatigue during repeated sprint exercise. Hence, we summarize the overall
development of neuromuscular fatigue, … the development of neuromuscular fatigue, outline the …

… exercise termination and the evaluation of neuromuscular function; the possible underestimation
of exercise-induced neural and contractile impairment and misinterpretation of fatigue …

… Neuromuscular fatigue is a symptom of physically demanding exercise that results in reduced
muscle … Exercise-related fatigue can originate from the central nervous system as central …