Neuromuscular strategies contributing to faster multidirectional agility performance
The aim of this study was to first determine differences in neuromuscular strategy between a
faster and slower agility performance, and second compare differences in muscle activation …
faster and slower agility performance, and second compare differences in muscle activation …
Neuromuscular strategies contributing to faster multidirectional agility performance
T Spiteri, RU Newton, S Nimphius - Journal of Electromyography and …, 2015 - infona.pl
The aim of this study was to first determine differences in neuromuscular strategy between a
faster and slower agility performance, and second compare differences in muscle activation …
faster and slower agility performance, and second compare differences in muscle activation …
Neuromuscular strategies contributing to faster multidirectional agility performance
T Spiteri, RU Newton, S Nimphius - 2015 - ro.ecu.edu.au
The aim of this study was to first determine differences in neuromuscular strategy between a
faster and slower agility performance, and second compare differences in muscle activation …
faster and slower agility performance, and second compare differences in muscle activation …
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T Spiteri, RU Newton… - Journal of …, 2015 - espace.library.uq.edu.au
The aim of this study was to first determine differences in neuromuscular strategy between a
faster and slower agility performance, and second compare differences in muscle activation …
faster and slower agility performance, and second compare differences in muscle activation …
Neuromuscular strategies contributing to faster multidirectional agility performance
T Spiteri, RU Newton… - … and kinesiology: official …, 2015 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
The aim of this study was to first determine differences in neuromuscular strategy between a
faster and slower agility performance, and second compare differences in muscle activation …
faster and slower agility performance, and second compare differences in muscle activation …
Neuromuscular strategies contributing to faster multidirectional agility performance.
T Spiteri, RU Newton, S Nimphius - Journal of Electromyography …, 2015 - europepmc.org
The aim of this study was to first determine differences in neuromuscular strategy between a
faster and slower agility performance, and second compare differences in muscle activation …
faster and slower agility performance, and second compare differences in muscle activation …
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