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bench press, resistance training, training, weight, inertia, elastic bands, force, strength, power, velocity, sport, performance, fitness

Effects of weight and inertia on muscle properties in bench press

by A. Manolova | 1 February 2018

Resistance training usually involves working against the weight and inertia of the mass to be moved. But what would be the effects on the force-velocity profile if weight and inertia were isolated ?

CrossFit, injury, benefits, risks, study, high-intensity, sport, performance

Benefits and risks of CrossFit

by A. Manolova | 23 January 2018

Four years after the first study analyzing the injury rate in CrossFit, a systematic review comes back on this issue analyzing the results of 13 studies. What actually shows this review? Is CrossFit so dangerous ?

squat,dorsiflexion,ankle,mobility,trunk,leaning, back,impact,sport,performance,fitness,strength,conditioning

Influence of ankle mobility and segment ratios in the back squat

by A. Manolova | 16 January 2018

In back squat, an excessive and repeated forward trunk lean can increase the risk of injury to the lower back. But what are the factors that influence this leaning ?

force-velocity profile, velocity, jump, horizontal, vertical, squat, training, sport, performance

Force-Velocity Profile : Escape gravity to be faster

by P. Debraux | 9 January 2018

For lower limb extension velocity training, exercises with low loads or vertical jumps are generally recommended. And if other variants were better suited...

core, training, muscle, activity, EMG, abs, abdominal, workout, plank, stability, spine, sport, science, fitness

Influence of scapular and pelvic position during core training

by A. Manolova | 23 March 2020

The plank exercise is one of the most popular for training the core. But what is the best position for optimal muscle recruitment? And does the scapular position have an influence on it?

pull-ups, chin-ups, muscle, fitness, resistance, training, workout, back, lats, EMG, activity, exercises, choice, hypertrophy, strength

Differences in muscle activity between pull-ups and chin-ups

by P. Debraux | 11 May 2020

There are several ways to do pull-ups. However, depending on the hands grip, muscle recruitment could be affected. What are the differences between pronated and supinated grips?

grip, width, pull-ups, lat pull-down, fitness, sport, training, workout, muscle, activity, hypertrophy, exercise, choice, lats, back

Does grip width influence muscle activity during lat pull-down?

by P. Debraux | 28 April 2020

It only takes a quick look in the gym to see that some resistance-trained men do not hesitate to grab the bar by its ends for lat pull-down. But is it really useful? Are the lats better recruited?

crunch, swiss ball, sport, fitness, training, workout, abs, muscle, electromyography, prevention, strength

Crunch on Swiss Ball with elastic band: Alternative to the machine variant

by A. Manolova | 5 Avril 2020

Strengthening the abdominal muscles is generally advised to prevent or reduce lower back pain. Will an exercise on Swiss Ball allow you to exercise the abs as much as the "machine" variant?

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