Individual differences in the appropriate percentage of 1-RM for a given repetition range
could be a result of variation in anthropometrics and/or sex. Strength endurance is the term …

BACKGROUND: Previous research has indicated a strong relationship between
anthropometric dimensions and strength in males. To date, little work has been done to …

Abstract Cooke, DM, Haischer, MH, Carzoli, JP, Bazyler, CD, Johnson, TK, Varieur, R,
Zoeller, RF, Whitehurst, M, and Zourdos, MC. Body mass and femur length are inversely …

The aim of this study was to compare male vs. female athletes in strength and power
performance relative to body mass (BM) and lean body mass (LBM) and to investigate the …

The goal of the present study was to determine and validate a model for predicting one
maximum repetition (1RM) based on a submaximal strength test and the arm circumference …

Abstract Argus, CK, Gill, ND, Keogh, JWL, and Hopkins, WG. Assessing the variation in the
load that produces maximal upper-body power. J Strength Cond Res 28 (1): 240–244, 2014 …

Maximal muscular power is achieved at lower percentages of maximal strength (1RM);
however, this notion has not been elucidated based on sex or training status. Therefore, the …

Abstract Flanagan, SD, Mills, MD, Sterczala, AJ, Mala, J, Comstock, BA, Szivak, TK, DuPont,
WH, Looney, DP, McDermott, DM, Hooper, DR, White, MT, Dunn-Lewis, C, Volek, JS …

Abstract Keogh, JWL, Hume, PA, Pearson, SN, and Mellow, PJ. Can absolute and
proportional anthropometric characteristics distinguish stronger and weaker powerlifters? J …

The bench press (BP) is a complex, multiarticular exercise known as one of the three
powerlifting specialties. Although several variables contribute to the maximum load lifted …