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Neuromuscular fatigue and gait responses to running at and above critical speed
Despite extensive research on running-induced neuromuscular fatigue and gait strategies independently, no studies have examined their interplay these measures during constant-pace running above or at critical speed. Purpose . This study examined whether knee extensor (KE) neuromuscular fatigue was a
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