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• Muscle‐tendon morphology and function following long‐term exposure to repeated and strenuous mechanical loading 

  Bissas, Athanassios; Havenetidis, Konstantinos; Walker, Josh; Hanley, Brian; Nicholson, Gareth; Metaxas, Thomas; Christoulas, Kosmas; Cronin, Neil J. (Wiley-Blackwell, 2020)

  We mapped structural and functional characteristics of muscle‐tendon units in a population exposed to very long‐term routine overloading. Twenty‐eight military academy cadets (age: 21.00 ± 1.1 yrs; height: 176.1 ± 4.8 cm; ...

• In vivo muscle mechanics during human locomotion : fascicle-tendinous tissue interaction during stretch-shortening cycle exercises 

  Ishikawa, Masaki (University of Jyväskylä, 2005)

  Masaki Ishikawan tutkimuksessa selvitettiin, kuinka lihasten ja jännerakenteiden yhteistoiminta hyödyntää elastista energiaa ihmisen liikkumisessa. Ulomman reisilihaksen ja kolmipäisen pohjelihaksen lihassolujen ja ...

• Medial Gastrocnemius Muscle Architecture Is Altered After Exhaustive Stretch-Shortening Cycle Exercise 

  Kositsky, Adam; Kidgell, Dawson J.; Avela, Janne (Frontiers Media, 2019)

  Muscle architecture is an important component of muscle function, and recent studies have shown changes in muscle architecture with fatigue. The stretch-shortening cycle is a natural way to study human locomotion, but ...

• The effects of cold water immersion on medial gastrocnemius muscle architecture and performance post-exhaustive stretch-shortening cycle exercise 

  Kositsky, Adam (2017)

  Cold water immersion (CWI) is a method highly used in the recovery from fatiguing exercise yet its efficacy is debated. It has been proposed that the resultant suppressed inflammation decreases pain and muscle soreness and ...

• Muscle-Tendon Interaction During Human Dolphin-Kick Swimming 

  Sano, Kanae; Sakamoto, Takumi; Nishimura, Ryoma; Danno, Yoshito; Komi, Paavo V.; Ishikawa, Masaki (Frontiers Media, 2019)

  Without high impact forces, it is not clear how humans can utilize tendon elasticity during low-impact activities. The purpose of the present study was to examine the muscle-tendon behavior together with the electromyographic ...