email hidden said:I read a handful of those, and as far as I can tell none of them
address the issue of differing muscle contraction speeds for a given
force and power.
I thought the very first article listed does that.
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On Jul 5, 8:10 pm, "[email hidden]"
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I read a handful of those, and as far as I can tell none of them
address the issue of differing muscle contraction speeds for a given
force and power.I thought the very first article listed does that.
But only is a way where power and force are tied to each other without
being able to see how they are independent of each other, as when
cadence changed for a given power, force necessarily did too. None of
these test seem to allow all of these variable to be tested for in
isolation. They only get into cadence and the locked relation of force
and joint movement for given power. They don't look at different
forces and joint movement for a given power.Joseph
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