isoinertial

[¦ī·sō·i′nərsh·əl]

(biophysics)

Pertaining to the force of a human muscle that is applied to a constant mass in motion.

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Force, velocity and power values obtained from draw wire encoders and accelerometers during isoinertial strength testing have been showed to present a high inter-trials and inter-sessions repeatability (9, 11).

Good Practice Rules for the Assessment of the Force-Velocity Relationship in Isoinertial Resistance Exercises

1996) Cross-sectional and longitudinal uses of isoinertial, isometric, and isokinetic dynamometry.

Improved maximum strength, vertical jump and sprint performance after 8 weeks of jump squat training with individualized loads

The Progressive Isoinertial Lifiting Evaluation (20) is a test of one's ability to lift a weighted box from the floor to waist level, and then from waist level to shoulder level in sets of 4 repetitions at a 12 lifts per minute pace.

Functional restoration for chronic pain patients in the military: early results of the San Antonio Military Medical Center functional restoration program

IMUs, typically used for estimating body segment orientation [16], have been specifically employed for the assessment of ROM during joint mobility tests (IMU fixed on the body segment) [17-19] and muscle strength during isoinertial strength tests (IMU fixed on the external resistance) [17,20] by estimating the body segment's orientation and force impressed to the external resistance, respectively.

Ambulatory assessment of shoulder abduction strength curve using a single wearable inertial sensor

With this in mind the present section has divided training with isokinetic, isoinertial and isometric contractions.

Evidence-based resistance training recommendations for muscular hypertrophy

Some tests such as progressive isoinertial lifting test, which evaluate the functional level for patients with low back pain require suitable space, time and equipment.

The impact of chronic low back pain on physical performance, fear avoidance beliefs, and depressive symptoms: A comparative study on Turkish elderly population

Protocols for the Assessment of Isoinertial Strength.

Changes in the physical fitness of elite women's rugby union players over a competition season

It was based on practical concerns, like avoiding velocities close to those used in isoinertial or free-weight conditions, and their influence on muscle activation according to previous evidences (4,13,21).

Maximal exercise performance and electromyography responses after antagonist neuromuscular proprioceptive facilitation: a pilot study

Inclusion of eccentric actions on net caloric cost resulting from isoinertial resistance exercise.

Eccentric muscle movements--why generate more power? Why generate more trauma?/Acoes musculares excentricas--por que geram mais forca? Por que geram mais traumas?

A comparison of isoload and isoinertial leg press training on bone and muscle outcomes.

The role of the exercise for the prevention of osteoporosis, from the adolescence to the old age/Gli esercizi nella prevenzione dell'osteoporosi, dall'eta adolescenziale a quella senile

Kankaanpaa M, Taimela S, Webber C, Airaksinen O, Hanninen O (1997) Lumbar paraspinal muscle fatiguability in repetitive isoinertial loading: EMG spectiral indices, Borg scale, and endurance time.

Perceived school bag load, duration of carriage, and method of transport to school are associated with spinal pain in adolescents: an observational study

Measurements of human isometric, isokinetic, and isoinertial strengths have already been developed previously.