Title: Verification of a 4 min all out test as a reliable indicator of sport climbers finger flexors critical force. Objectives: The aim of this study was to assess the reliability of an 4 min all-out test which determines climbers finger flexors critical force. Methods: 6 participants did a 4 minute all out test to determine their finger flexors critical force. Afterwards, they did several verification tests with +2, -2, -4 and -6 kilograms added or deducted from their crtical force for 12 minutes or until failure, where their maximal metabolic steady state should be observed based on muscle oxygenation and subjective intensity control. Results: 4 climbers have reached their maximal metabolic steady state. 2 of them reached it at 4 kilogra...
The present study was designed to determine which types of specific tests provide an effective evalu...
International audienceThe aim of this study was to characterize forearm muscle fatigue identified by...
This study aimed to (1) evaluate the effect of hand shaking during recovery phases of intermittent t...
Title: Verification of a 4 min all out test as a reliable indicator of sport climbers finger flexors...
Title: Verification of finger flexor critical force as an indicator of maximal metabolic steady stat...
Title: Predictive validity of the All- out test of finger flexors for climbing performance Objective...
Marcolin, G, Faggian, S, Muschietti, M, Matteraglia, L, and Paoli, A. Determinants of climbing perfo...
Results: The ff-CF protocol resulted in the same force decay to a plateau seen in previous isometric...
Abstract Purpose Sport climbing requires high-intensity finger flexor contractions, along with a su...
Title: Critical power and force during continuous and intermittent contractions of finger flexors Ob...
The aim of the study was to evaluate reliability and validity finger flexor, in four climbing grip p...
Isometric strength of the finger flexors is considered to be one of the main physical determinants o...
Purpose. Sport climbing requires high intensity finger flexor contractions, along with a substantial...
International audienceTo examine the validity and reliability of a battery of 10 measures designed t...
Purpose. Sport climbing is a technical, self-paced sport and the workload is highly variable and mai...
The present study was designed to determine which types of specific tests provide an effective evalu...
International audienceThe aim of this study was to characterize forearm muscle fatigue identified by...
This study aimed to (1) evaluate the effect of hand shaking during recovery phases of intermittent t...
Title: Verification of a 4 min all out test as a reliable indicator of sport climbers finger flexors...
Title: Verification of finger flexor critical force as an indicator of maximal metabolic steady stat...
Title: Predictive validity of the All- out test of finger flexors for climbing performance Objective...
Marcolin, G, Faggian, S, Muschietti, M, Matteraglia, L, and Paoli, A. Determinants of climbing perfo...
Results: The ff-CF protocol resulted in the same force decay to a plateau seen in previous isometric...
Abstract Purpose Sport climbing requires high-intensity finger flexor contractions, along with a su...
Title: Critical power and force during continuous and intermittent contractions of finger flexors Ob...
The aim of the study was to evaluate reliability and validity finger flexor, in four climbing grip p...
Isometric strength of the finger flexors is considered to be one of the main physical determinants o...
Purpose. Sport climbing requires high intensity finger flexor contractions, along with a substantial...
International audienceTo examine the validity and reliability of a battery of 10 measures designed t...
Purpose. Sport climbing is a technical, self-paced sport and the workload is highly variable and mai...
The present study was designed to determine which types of specific tests provide an effective evalu...
International audienceThe aim of this study was to characterize forearm muscle fatigue identified by...
This study aimed to (1) evaluate the effect of hand shaking during recovery phases of intermittent t...