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Comparative effects of eccentric and concentric muscular contractions on strength increase of the knee extensors

David E. Knoeppel

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Key concepts: Concentric, Eccentric, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Physical strength, Medicine, Mathematics, Structural engineering, Engineering

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