2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-44096-4
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Enhancing Performance and Reducing Stress in Sports: Technological Advances

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“…In this theoretical paper we have presented three fundamental force relations: (i) forcelength, (ii) force-time and (iii) force velocity -which span all levels of muscular mechanics, Figure 6, for both quadriceps and hamstrings length-change of x = 2cm, with increasing (normalized) friction coefficient a ∈ [1,10]. We can see that (angular) velocity in both muscles reduces with increased (frictional) loading, which qualitatively agrees with Hill's force-velocity relation.…”
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“…In this theoretical paper we have presented three fundamental force relations: (i) forcelength, (ii) force-time and (iii) force velocity -which span all levels of muscular mechanics, Figure 6, for both quadriceps and hamstrings length-change of x = 2cm, with increasing (normalized) friction coefficient a ∈ [1,10]. We can see that (angular) velocity in both muscles reduces with increased (frictional) loading, which qualitatively agrees with Hill's force-velocity relation.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using the fact that muscles are excitable tissues similar to nerves (only about 100 times slower), we can apply Eq. ( 1) to model various forms of muscular action potential (MAP), or muscular excitation, by interpreting the driving term sin u as either induced internally by neural stimuli, or externally by electro-muscular stimulation (see [1] and the references therein).…”
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“…These new natal reflexes play a vital role in the development of tone and posture (Keven and Akins, 2016). Head control, increase extensor tone, developing rotatory component and appearance of equilibrium reactions are basic components of motor development (Ivancevic et al, 2015). Skills in body are leaned by integration of neonatal reflexes.…”
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