Effect of applied cadence in repeated sprint cycling on muscle characteristics
Sebastian Klich,
Kamil Michalik,
Bogdan Pietraszewski
et al.
Abstract:Purpose
This study aimed to investigate physiological responses, muscle–tendon unit properties of the quadriceps muscle, and mechanical performance after repeated sprint cycling at optimal and 70% of optimal cadence.
Methods
Twenty recreational cyclists performed as first sprint performance cycling test and during subsequent sessions two repeated sprint cycling protocols at optimal and 70% of optimal cadence, in random order. The muscle–tendon unit outcome… Show more
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