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Passive thigh heating increases peak torque but does not attenuate declines in force production during repeated isokinetic knee extensor exercise in older adults

By Desmond Denny, Daniel Craig Low, Oliver Gibson
Figure 1. Torque production during the thirty‐repetition isokinetic fatigue task separated into the three ten repetition blocks in the pre HEAT (light red bars), post HEAT (dark red bars), pre CONT (light…
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Figure 1. Torque production during the thirty‐repetition isokinetic fatigue task separated into the three ten repetition blocks in the pre HEAT (light red bars), post…Torque production during the thirty‐repetition isokinetic fatigue task separated into the three ten repetition blocks in the pre HEAT (light red bars), post HEAT (dark red bars), pre CONT (light blue bars) and post CONT (dark blue bars), individual data points are open circles.Denny et al.
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Desmond Denny, Daniel Craig Low, Oliver Gibson

Brunel University of London

Physiological Reports, 1 Sep 2026

doi.org/10.14814/phy2.71105PubMed 42765420

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