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Maximal voluntary torque was measured in the dominant knee extensor at an angular velocity of 0.52 rad/s (30°/s).

These data suggest no sparing effect of whole body vibration on maximal voluntary torque under these conditions.

We did not find a lower maximal voluntary torque in smokers, despite a slightly higher VA level.

Neuromuscular test sessions [H-reflex, M-wave, maximal voluntary torque (MVT)] were performed before, immediately after, as well as 1 3 days after the exercise bout.

Our data indicate that maximal voluntary torque production was equally impaired in the KE and PF following match-play tennis in HOT and HYD conditions (figure 3).

Thereafter, subjects were instructed to perform three maximal voluntary torque (MVT) contractions of the plantar flexor muscles, each for 5 s.

Maximal voluntary contraction torque, voluntary activation (twitch interpolation) and peak twitch torque decreased from pre- to post-exercise (−9 ± 1, −4 ± 1 and −6 ± 1 % all trials compounded, respectively; P < 0.05), with no effect of the temperature or altitude.

This study was designed to compare alterations in neuromuscular function after two tasks of similar duration involving the control of (1) torque level fixed at 40% maximal voluntary contraction (MVC) torque (torque task) and (2) EMG level when exerting 40% MVC torque on the knee extensor muscles.

In our previous study [8], we successfully measured V0 of human plantar flexor muscles in vivo without any confounding effects of series elastic recoil and antagonist coactivation, and demonstrated that V0, expressed as an angular velocity of ankle joint, increased with muscle activation level defined as a fraction of maximal voluntary contraction torque (MVC).

Contractile RTD values were not different after normalisation to maximal voluntary contraction torque, indicating that postmatch strength losses accounted for the decrease in RTD.

These studies measured maximal voluntary force, torque, and rate of force development on an isokinetic dynamometer and 3RM leg strength with free weights (Table  2).