Relative differences in strength and power from slow to fast isokinetic velocities may reflect dynapenia.

N D Jenkins; T J Housh; Ty Palmer; K C Cochrane; H C Bergstrom; G O Johnson; R J Schmidt; J T Cramer

Relative differences in strength and power from slow to fast isokinetic velocities may reflect dynapenia.

N D Jenkins, T J Housh, Ty Palmer, K C Cochrane, H C Bergstrom, G O Johnson, R J Schmidt, J T Cramer

Kinesiology and Sport Management

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	120-30
Journal	Muscle & nerve
State	Published - Jul 1 2015

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title = "Relative differences in strength and power from slow to fast isokinetic velocities may reflect dynapenia.",

author = "Jenkins, {N D} and Housh, {T J} and Ty Palmer and Cochrane, {K C} and Bergstrom, {H C} and Johnson, {G O} and Schmidt, {R J} and Cramer, {J T}",

year = "2015",

month = jul,

day = "1",

language = "English",

pages = "120--30",

journal = "Muscle & nerve",

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