Grip strength after forearm cooling in healthy subjects
Abstract Introduction: Muscle strength has shown different responses to the cooling of neuromuscular tissue and its behavior is still unclear. Objective: To verify the behavior of maximum grip strength before and after forearm cooling. Methods: The cooling intervention consisted of immersing the for...
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Main Authors: | Pedro Henrique Reis Rabelo (Author), Kárenn Klycia Pereira Botelho (Author), Franassis Barbosa de Oliveira (Author) |
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