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Using first bout effect to study the mechanisms underlying eccentric exercise induced force loss
Introduction: the first bout of eccentric exercise is known to have a protective effect on the consequent bouts. This effect is still disputable as it is not known whether it protects muscle damage by reducing force production or by improving force recovery in the healing process. The underlying mec
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