On- eld low-frequency fatigue measurement after repeated drop jumps

HIGHLIGHTS

  • who: . et al. from the Motionlab, Switzerland Furman University, United States have published the research work: On- eld low-frequency fatigue measurement after repeated drop jumps, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
  • what: The aim of this study was therefore to validate a new portable device allowing quadriceps LFF assessment in the field. This study aimed to compare LFF measurement after an intense eccentric task obtained either using an on-field device or through classic in-lab procedures.

SUMMARY

    Fatigue directly impacts sport performance, and may further increase the risk of injury or . . .

     

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