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Central European Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine
Vol. 6, No. 2/2014
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Criteria of Athlete Neuromuscular System Reserve Capacities during Performance of Speed-Strength Work

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The work presents complex methods of simultaneous registration of electric activity of the lower extremity muscles and efforts developed in the process of jumping test performance to exhaustion with revealing structural changes of muscles, their capillaries and other energy supply elements. Methodology reveals inborn predisposition of the system of execution and management of locomotion to loads of different character as well as the level of neuromuscular system reserve capacities in the process of long-term adaptation to physical loads.
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