Sex differences in shoulder performance fatiguability are affected by arm position, dominance and muscle group
<h3>Background</h3><p dir="ltr">Injury prevalence data, muscle strength, and fatiguability differ between males and females. In addition, arm spatial orientation affects muscle activation and strength of the shoulder muscles. Nevertheless, little research has been conduct...
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| Main Author: | Cosmin Horobeanu (21347636) (author) |
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| Other Authors: | Samuel A. Pullinger (8154627) (author), Julien Paulus (21347639) (author), Cristian Savoia (21347642) (author), Fui Yen Wong (12329438) (author), Antoine Seurot (12329441) (author), Jean L. Croisier (21347645) (author), Benedicte Forthomme (21347648) (author) |
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2022
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