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Stretch-shortening cycle: a powerful model to study normal and fatigued muscle.

Correlation between flexibility and muscular power in vertical jumps in women practitioners handball and weight lifters/Correlacao entre flexibilidade e potencia em saltos verticais de mulheres praticantes de handebol e musculacao

(2.) Nicol C, Avela J, Komi PV The stretch-shortening cycle : a model to study naturally occurring neuromuscular fatigue.

Validity study of a jump mat compared to the reference standard force plate

Voluntary activation and mechanical performance of human triceps surae muscle after exhaustive stretch-shortening cycle jumping exercise, European Journal of Applied Physiology 91: 538-544.

Sex differences in lower landing kinematics through neuromuscular fatigue/Lyties poveikis apatiniu galuniu nusokimo kinematikos rodikliams nuovargio metu

The articles cover basic neuromuscular function; developments in mechanistic understanding of the "Stretch-Shortening Cycle" of muscle functioning and its application in different areas of sport; and specific research tools and methodologies, including the recently developed methodologies of high speed ultrasonography and transmagnetic electrical stimulation.

Neuromuscular aspects of sport performance

Interaction between muscle stiffness and stretch reflex sensitivity after long-term stretch-shortening cycle exercise.

Influence of fatigue in neuromuscular control of spinal stability

During such stretch-shortening cycle movements, energy is stored in the elastic parts of the MTU during the lengthening phase and then regained during the shortening phase (Biewener et al.

Relationship between Achilles Tendon Stiffness and Ground Contact Time during Drop Jumps

(12) Greater RFD is crucial for athletes who frequently use stretch-shortening cycle (SSC) mechanisms to generate force rapidly.

A Comparison of Musculo-Articular Stiffness and Maximal Isometric Plantar Flexion and Knee Extension Force in Dancers and Untrained Individuals