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Inspiratory muscle fatigue in swimmers after a single 200 m swim
Mitch Lomax
, A. McConnell
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Muscle Fatigue
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Maximal Inspiratory Pressure
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Supine Position
80%
Standing
40%
Muscle Strength
40%
Residual Volume
20%
Body Position
20%
Breathing Exercise
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Muscle Length
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Nursing and Health Professions
Maximal Inspiratory Pressure
100%
Muscle Fatigue
100%
Volociximab
100%
Muscle Strength
40%
Diaphragm
40%
Breathing Exercise
20%
Residual Volume
20%
Muscle Length
20%
INIS
fatigue
100%
muscles
100%
exercise
37%
diaphragm
25%
volume
12%
length
12%
output
12%
meters
12%
breathing
12%
hands
12%
swimming
12%
mouth
12%