Objective. Unaccustomed or high-intensity eccentric exercise often leads to delayed onset
muscle soreness (DOMS) that presents as pain, soreness, or swelling. Nonsteroidal anti-…

… The etiology of acute muscle soreness has been … effective therapeutic intervention
strategies Figure 1 -The effect of various types of muscle activity on muscle soreness over time …

… Fixed effects were time and order of treatment within the crossover interacted with treatment
… to lower post-exercise soreness, which may hasten return to effective training. In a recent …

… -administered post-eccentric exercise is more effective to reduce DOMS in elite hockey players
than … The exercise was standardised by timing the eccentric phase of the exercise to be …

… the muscle soreness however, in the conclusion it is stated that 'therapeutic massage was
effective in the … The 8 minute time frame for the treatment was used as this was the time frame …

… of delayed-onset muscle soreness (DOMS) after, eg, mountain climbing for the first time for a
… As described in the introduction, the effectiveness of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (…

… to induce delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS), muscle damage and inflammation. The
… if the time of placement of upper body ergometry (UBE) after the EE could influence the time …

… treatment length, technique, and application time varied. … techniques shown to be effective
in reducing soreness, 17, … we only found one significant time point and the overall variability …

… Third, alternate settings for WBV frequency, amplitudes, and time of exposure may be
effective at preventing strength loss and DOMS because we only looked at 40 Hz with “high” …

… During this time of decreased pain rating, increased baseline scores of flexibility and
power are also reported. To test the effectiveness of WBV on DOMS, this study consisted of …