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Maximum Muscle Power (Pmax) |
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Physiological Characteristics |
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Skeletal Muscle Aging |
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Stem Cell Exhaustion |
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Other |
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so it is possible that differences in muscle power among participants and over time are at least partially due to the chosen loading conditions. A 'gold standard' approach to determine the effect of aging on Pmax?would be the assessment of the force-velocity (F-V) or torque-velocity (T-V) relationship and recording of derived muscle power values across contraction velocities. This method can also help discern whether decrements in Pmax?are related to changes in force, velocity, or both |
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489 |
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19-68 |
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311/178 |
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Predictive |
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Pmax?decreased in young, middle-aged, and older adults after a 10-year follow-up. the early declines in pmax?seemed to coincide with declines in force, whereas the progressive decline at later age was associated with declines in both force and velocity. a progressively blunted ability to produce force, especially at moderate to high movement velocities, should be considered a specific hallmark of aging. |
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Evelien Van Roie, J Cachexia Sarcopenia Muscle, 2023 |
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PMID:36788413 (Click to Pubmed) ； IF: ； Citation: |
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