Sentences with phrase «external load»

This suggests that the specificity of external load type is probably quite weak.

On the other hand, many similar studies have found that strength gains are specific to the type of external load used.

Lastly, you can add external load to make this a killer full body exercise.

This is due to the fact that the difficulty of the traditional plank is increased by extending the time of the hold, or by using greater external load.

Fortunately, other research supports the presence of external load specificity in conjunction with joint angle - specific differences in neural drive.

Many studies have compared the effects of different types of externally - applied forces on external load type - specific strength gains.

There is an almost linear relationship between external load and motor unit recruitment.

When you shift your focus from moving external loads to moving your own body the way nature intended you to move it, you'll be shocked by how quickly your body transforms.

However, in practice, most strength coaches use other types of external load for training and testing, with the most common being constant loads (like free weights).

Strength gains after accommodating resistance training tend to be greatest when tested using accommodating resistance; gains in strength after conventional weight training tend to be greater when tested with constant external loads.

Overall, we only observe external load - type specific strength gains in some groups of study and not in others.

This probably causes differences in joint angle - specific gains in strength between the two external load types.

Training with different types of external load could therefore be useful for emphasizing different ends of the force velocity curve.

Using eccentric - only knee extension training, Guilhem et al. (2013) assessed the effect of constant load and isokinetic external load types on joint - angle specific changes in torque and EMG amplitude.

As such, variations that consist of adding external load such as band resistance, or that alter the difficulty of the exercise, such as close grips are better suited to training the muscle.

Recent studies indicate that using different external loads in this way does indeed lead to differences in velocity - specific strength gains, and therefore also power outputs (Rivière et al. 2016; Frost et al. 2016).

Since the upper body as a greater mass compared to the lower body, this implies that erector spinae muscle activity is similar but with less external load during the reverse hyper exercise.

It appears that the middle gastrocnemius displays a greater change with increases in external load at lower relative intensities than the lateral gastrocnemius.

It is feasible that despite the similar internal muscle forces under both stable and unstable conditions (because of greater synergist and antagonist activation), some of these factors could still be influenced by the greater external load used when training under stable conditions.

Indeed, in many cases it is likely that performing the push up without additional external load (such as elastic resistance) is unlikely to produce sufficient levels of pectoralis major EMG amplitude such that the exercise will help develop muscular strength and size.

The two loading protocols produced similar fiber type shifts, but the high external load protocol produced much greater hypertrophy.

My experience of bullet proofing the body to handle a heavy external load helps the athletes I train become more efficient on the field of play.

These differences between free weights and pneumatic resistance mean that the two types of external load display very different characteristics when we test the force produced at different percentages of the 1RM with each type of load.

Thus it appears, that triceps muscular activity is superior with greater external loads when performing exercises with both moderate or maximal muscular effort.

Since free weight exercises performed on the ground (like barbell squats) are most similar in terms of stability requirements to athletic ability tests (like vertical jumps), this also explains why free weights could indeed be described as «just right» in terms of external load stability, and therefore transfer most effectively to sport.

Just remember to start slow and listen to your body; if something does not feel right it is likely a structural issue that may require you to step back in to building your foundational drills without external loads before moving the kettlebells.

You incorporate plyometric training for the upper and lower body through P.A.P. training during your lift, and by bodyweight & external loading plyometrics.

Altering the hand or foot position are likely unsuitable variations because the individuals bodyweight does not contribute enough external load or external moment to produce high levels of muscle activation.

Using pneumatic resistance or accommodating resistance training has 3 key characteristics in comparison with other external load types:

Teyhen et al. (2007) reported that these muscles function to provide mechanical stability to the spine by contracting against the intra-abdominal pressure of the abdominal cavity and thus increasing the stiffness of the lumbar spine against external loads.

Even though exercises with rings and parallettes don't require external loading, you can build just as much strength and muscle as you can with iron, no matter how heavy that iron is.

The most common external load types are (1) constant loads, (2) accommodating resistance, and (3) constant force.

This could be a mechanism by which stability - specific strength gains occur, if the greater external load lifted in the more stable conditions then leads to different neuromuscular adaptations.

However, the size of the difference in external load caused by the stability changes depends on the exercise (Cotterman et al. 2005), on the muscle group (Lehman et al. 2006), and of course on how much instability is involved.

Although performing back squats with the same absolute load but to a greater depth has been found to lead to increased gluteus maximus EMG amplitude (Caterisano et al. 2002), this is likely because greater depth leads to greater hip extension moments for the same absolute external load (Bryanton et al. 2012; Clark et al. 2012).

In the area of the rear bumper cladding there are other SUV - specific features such as an extremely robust external loading sill guard and a simulated underride guard available in high - gloss black, matt silver or silver - shadow.

The rear seat has a 60/40 split with access to the load area to create external load access for long items such as water skis or surfboards.

Currently hold the H60 Flight Mechanic (Hoist Operator), Heavy surf, Day and Night Vertical Surface and External Load qualifications.

Gluteus maximus EMG amplitude can be enhanced during back extensions by performing the exercise in a position of knee flexion and / or in hip external rotation, and by adding external loads (such as by wearing a weighted vest or holding a dumbbell or weight plate).

Some researchers speculated that the velocity - specificity might be limited to isokinetic external load types, and that the same effect would not be observed with constant loads, such as free weights.

This specificity likely arises largely because the different external load types involve different (1) points where in the exercise range of motion the load is highest, and (2) velocities for a given relative load.

Don't worry — this is quite normal and although for a week or two you may find yourself wobbling a lot and unable to use any additional external load, if you stick with it you'll soon become more stable and then you'll be able to add extra weight.

External load stability exists on a continuum from very stable, to neutrally stable, to very unstable.

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Therefore, it appears that the gastrocnemius displays superior muscle activity when performing the squat with greater external load.