Sentence examples for specific muscle groups from inspiring English sources
The team mixes up its workouts by focusing on specific muscle groups, doing interval training or training on roller skis, which mimic the motion of cross-country skis on wheels.
However, most exercises control the direction of resistance to isolate specific muscle groups that need to be trained.
Understanding these mechanisms has important implications for designing effective rehabilitation interventions for older adults that target specific muscle groups and properties (e.g., isometric strength versus joint stiffness) to improve gait performance.
Botulinum toxin type A (BtA) injection in the therapeutic treatment of muscle hypertonicity has been documented to reduce spasticity in specific muscle groups, with the effect lasting 1 3 months.
Muscle-actuated forward dynamics simulations of normal walking were analyzed to quantify compensatory mechanisms in the presence of muscle weakness in specific muscle groups and increased hip joint stiffness.
In most of these conditions, the loss of muscle tissue is not homogeneous, but involves specific muscle groups, for example Duchenne muscular dystrophy affects most body muscles but spares extraocular muscles, and other dystrophies affect selectively proximal or distal limb muscles.
In contrast to whole-body vibration, which only indirectly influences the training muscle groups, direct stimulation of a specific muscle group can be a good alternative candidate due to specificity and greater control.
"The more you're working a specific muscle group to fatigue, the more benefit you're going to get.
Jerking activity may start in a specific muscle group and spread to surrounding muscle groups in which case it is known as a Jacksonian march.
Most of the studies analysed a specific muscle group, one specific test or a specific clinical picture [ 6, 7, 26– 30].
Three studies fatigued one or more specific muscle group unilaterally in the dominant leg [ 19, 23, 24], despite the outcome measure being two-legged standing.
