… The objective of this study was to clarify caffeine’s effect on skeletal muscle function using a
… whether caffeine ingestion improves 1) MVC strength in the unfatigued state and 2) muscle …

… that acute caffeine ingestion caffeine may significantly increase isokinetic strength. Additionally,
this meta-analysis reports that the effects of caffeine on isokinetic muscular strength are …

… investigations document the efficacy of acute caffeine intake for intense, short-… caffeine
during testing of muscular strength and endurance. Twenty-two resistance-trained men ingested …

… Our findings do not indicate a strength increasing effect with caffeine ingestion for lower
body dynamic strength. It is worth noting that in general, the included studies did not report on …

… endurance are of significant value to various competitive athletes since, as of 2004, caffeine
… of anhydrous caffeine ingestion (6 mg kg −1 ) on muscular strength and power, muscular …

… to caffeine ingestion. Therefore, the aim of this study was to examine the acute effect of
caffeine ingestion on repetitions to failure, rating of perceived exertion (RPE) and muscle pain …

… caffeine ingestion compared with placebo. This study demonstrates that caffeine ingestion
… A further beneficial effect of sustained caffeine ingestion in the days after the exercise bout …

… ingestion of the caffeine-containing supplement resulted in a significant (2.1 kg 2.1%) increase
in BP 1RM, but ingestion … in BP TOTV with ingestion of the caffeine-containing supplement…

… The primary finding of the current study was that caffeine ingestion significantly enhanced
eccentric muscle strength and power in female team-sport players during and following …

… to suggest whether this is a product of muscle group location, muscle group size, or both. …
the effect of caffeine ingestion on MVC strength in upper- and lower-body muscle groups is …