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Training adaptations in the behavior of human motor units

Duchateau et al., 2006

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Duchateau J
Semmler J
Enoka R
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Journal of applied physiology

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The purpose of this brief review is to examine the neural adaptations associated with training, by focusing on the behavior of single motor units. The review synthesizes current understanding on motor unit recruitment and rate coding during voluntary contractions …
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