“…Fatigue can be defined as any exercise‐induced reduction in the ability to generate force or power, regardless of whether or not the task can be sustained (Gandevia, ), and can be quantified as time‐course changes in maximum voluntary contraction (MVC) torque (or force), and/or power during and following a fatiguing task (Lanning, Power, Christie, & Dalton, ; Lee et al, ; Senefeld, Pereira, Elliott, Yoon, & Hunter, ; Thompson, Conchola, & Stock, ; Wallace, Power, Rice, & Dalton, ). Optimal performance of dynamic contractions requires not only muscle force production but also a velocity component, as such, relying solely on measurements of isometric MVCs to reflect fatigue‐induced changes in neuromuscular function, may be inappropriate, especially when making inferences on fatigue‐induced changes in dynamic performance (Cheng & Rice, ; Dalton, Power, Vandervoort, & Rice, ).…”