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Halo sport transcranial direct current stimulation improved muscular endurance performance and neuromuscular efficiency during an isometric submaximal fatiguing …

Wang et al., 2022

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Wang L
Wang C
Yang H
Shao Q
Niu W
Yang Y
Zheng F
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Frontiers in human neuroscience

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The present study examined the effects of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) using Halo Sport on the time to exhaustion (TTE) in relation with muscle activities and corticomuscular coupling of agonist and antagonist muscles during a sustained isometric …
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