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The exercises investigated caused levels of TrA activation from 4 to 43% of that during maximal effort and can thus be used clinically to grade the load on the TrA when designing programs aiming at training that muscle.

Once participants have reached their maximal effort and withdrawn from the test, the number of shuttles will be recorded.

8 34 Participants were encouraged to give maximal effort, and the test was stopped when participants reached volitional exhaustion or the doctor intervened for medical reasons.

Participants will be instructed to keep their hands on their hips throughout all jumps, to give maximal effort and land in an extended position.

One measurement was taken for each hand using maximal effort, and the mean of the two measurements was used in data analysis.

Achievement of VO2peak was based on a subjective assessment that the participant had reached his or her maximal effort and was unwilling to continue despite extensive encouragement from the test leaders.

Experimental data were collected while twelve young and twelve older male and female participants performed maximal effort isometric and isovelocity contractions on a dynamometer.

To determine the work done in maximal effort downward and upward directed strikes, subjects struck a stationary pendulum and I calculated the change in its kinetic energy.

An increased buffering capacity may improve metabolic conditions for sustained elevated glycolytic energy production during the final stages of maximal effort exercise, and result in elevation of lactate ions in the active muscles and blood (Price and Simons 2010; Siegler et al. 2010; Van Thienen et al. 2009).

Diaphragmatic excursion at maximal effort for inspiration and exhalation was assessed by a blinded ultrasonographer bilaterally, both preoperatively and prior to discharge from PACU, using a low frequency probe (4 Hz) posterolaterally as described by Borgeat et al [ 6].

The aim of the current investigation was to explore the lateral stiffness of different sports wheelchair wheels available to athletes in 'new' and 'used' conditions and to determine the effect of (a) stiffness, (b) tyre type (clincher vs. tubular) and (c) tyre orientation on the physiological and biomechanical responses to submaximal and maximal effort propulsion specific to wheelchair basketball.