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S/N/340. The influence of muscle temperature on the 30 second WanT and MVC performance

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2010
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This paper looks at performance during the Wingate anaerobic test (WanT) and maximal voluntary contraction (MVC) pre and post cold water immersion. The paper suggests two hypotheses, and aims to examine which is true. The hypotheses are 1. A reduced muscle temperature (Tmuscle) will have no effect on MVC or performance during WanT. 2. A reduced Tmuscle will have a negative effect on MVC and WanT performance. All of the results are illustrated and discussed in relation to the hypotheses.

 

KEYWORDS: Performance, Wingate anaerobic test, WanT, maximal voluntary contraction, MVC, pre cold water immersion, post cold water immersion, muscle temperature, Tmuscle!,

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