… The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of elbow joint angle on MVC force, MVC
EMG and the force–EMG (EMG amplitude and median frequency) relationship of the biceps, …

… To further investigate the effect of elbow joint angle on the … elbow flexors at the elbow joint
angle from 0.87 to 2.27 rad (50-1300: S condition) and the other arm at the elbow joint angle …

… the relationship between elbow joint angle and elbow flexor and … [Methods] The elbow joint
angles were positioned at angles … to identify the difference between each angle. We used the …

… In summary, the sensitivity of elbow flexor activation to elbow angle during maximum
voluntary isometric and isokinetic contractions was studied using two surface electrode …

… Previously, we measured elbow flexor stiffness as the slope of the torque-angle curve over
the first 50” of elbow extension from the neutral point where no torque was recorded, and …

… When all 14 specimens from both series were reviewed across all elbow flexion angles,
elbow laxity increased by a mean of 1.3 ± 0.2 with the forearm pronated, 0.9 ± 0.2 with the …

… However, when the total dumbbell weight lifted was normalized by the baseline MVC-ISO
50 or MVC-ISO 90 torque (elbow flexor torque at the starting elbow joint angle) converted to “kg…

… joint angle and inter-stimulus rest interval within- and between-participants over two separate
testing sessions. We hypothesised that a shorter muscle length at more flexed joint angles …

… Joint angle and therefore both moment arm and muscle length … EMG and VO 2 , while joint
angle had no major effect. Although … Variation in elbow angle (from 55 to 120 of elbow flexion), …

… of angular variation of flexion of the elbow joint on the muscle activation of elbow flexor
muscles… [Methods] The subjects’ shoulder joints stayed in the resting position, and the elbow joint …