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Effects of muscle kinematics on surface EMG amplitude and frequency during fatiguing dynamic contractionsPotvin, 1997
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Potvin, JR Effects of muscle kinematics on surface EMG amplitude and frequency during fatiguing dynamic contractions. J. Appl. Physiol. 82 (1): 144–151, 1997.—Fifteen male subjects performed a repetitive elbow flexion/extension task with a 7-kg mass until …
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