Dr. Giuseppe Coratella. Peak Torque Factors Histological and architectural Neuromuscular Stiffness.

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Dr. Giuseppe Coratella

Peak Torque Factors Histological and architectural Neuromuscular Stiffness

Histological and architectural Fiber Type; Pennation angle; Fascicle length; Fascicle thickness; PCSA

Neuromuscular M.U. recruitment; Size principle; Firing rate; Intermuscular coordination;

Stiffness Tendon stiffness; Protein stiffness; Plyometric contraction

Strength training Exercise can increase peak torque by the improvement of these variables; Several methods are used to cause higher MVC; Key factors are threshold tension and ATP/time

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