Muscle Damage and Repeated Bout Effect from High Intensity Non-Eccentric Exercises. - Document - Gale Academic OneFile
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Chris Beardsley on X: "The repeated bout effect probably occurs because of reduced muscle damage and reduced excitation-contraction coupling failure, but not reduced CNS fatigue. This model explains why. https://t.co/ZPjNSkth9b" / X
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The repeated bout effect (RBE) is a fascinating phenomenon that describes how a single bout of exercise can protect against the sustained… | Instagram
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