Validity of lower extremity strength and power utilizing a new closed chain dynamometer

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This article compares measures of lower extremity kinetics during seated exercise taken using a isokinetic dynamometer and a closed chain dynamometer. Results indicate that measures of crank power, peak knee torques, and joint kinetics were comparable but the closed chain system was better at evaluating exercise kinetics at higher speeds.

Research, Evaluation, Joints, Joints (Anatomy), Measurement, Physiological aspects, Exercise, Exercise physiology, Biomechanics, Muscle strength, Torque, Dynamometer, Dynamometers

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A new bilateral closed chain assessment technique: methods and error analysis

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Results demonstrate that Omnikinetic methodology is well-suited for clinically evaluating bilateral lower extremity function of joints. The study shows the technique is accurate and sensitive to variations in measurement protocols.

Usage, Motor neurons, Machinery, Kinematics of, Knee, Motor neuron disease

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Peak cardiorespiratory responses during aquatic and land treadmill exercise

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A study to compare the cardiorespiratory responses elicited by using an aquatic treadmill or a land treadmill was performed on 23 college runners. Results concluded that the responses were similar.

Risk factors, Treadmill exercise tests, Respiratory tract diseases, College athletes, Clinical report

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