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Electromyography During Common Exercises Used in Rehabilitation
It is generally accepted that the effectiveness of an exercise can be controlled not only by the weight or resistance applied but also by doing an exercise that would better target the desired muscle. The purpose of this study is to obtain objective information regarding selected lower extremity muscle activity during specific exercise and the influence of fatigue and speed on muscular activation.
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