Login / Signup

Eccentric Exercise-Induced Muscle Damage Reduces Gross Efficiency.

Daniel HornerOwen JeffriesCallum G Brownstein
Published in: Medicine and science in sports and exercise (2024)
Thus, gross efficiency is reduced following EIMD. The concurrently higher EMG RMS suggests that increases in muscle activation in the presence of EIMD might have contributed to reduced gross efficiency. The lack of change in delta efficiency might relate to its poor reliability hindering the ability to detect change. The findings also show that EIMD-associated hyperventilation is dependent on exercise intensity, which might relate to increases in central command with EIMD.
Keyphrases
  • high intensity
  • skeletal muscle
  • children with cerebral palsy
  • resistance training
  • oxidative stress
  • physical activity
  • body composition