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Miguel Gomes

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Instituto Politécnico de Santarém

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Interference of Endurance Training on Strength Development and Neuromuscular Adaptations

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pedro correia

Associate Professor

PORTUGAL

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Carolina Vila-Chã

Adjunct professor

Polytechnic Institute of Cávado and Ave

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Goncalo Vilhena de Mendonca

Associate Professor with Habilitation

Universidade de Lisboa Faculdade de Motricidade Humana

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Paulo Duarte Guia dos Santos

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University of Lisbon

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Intermuscular coordination adaptations to strength training: Insights from muscle synergy analysis during squats with different loads

Fatigue- and Training-Related Differences in Muscle Activation and Coordination

Muscle activation and intermuscular coordination adaptations to early strength training during maximal force production

Effects of velocity-based hypertrophy training on pectoralis major morphology, neuromuscular activation and bench press maximal strength

Impact of velocity intention and autoregulation on lower-body hypertrophy training: Adaptations in the load-velocity relationship and ballistic performance

Effects of concurrent training on maximal and explosive strength in trained individuals: Insights from the load-velocity relationship

Impact of the optimal minimum velocity threshold on the accuracy of one repetition maximum estimation-based on a mixed model

Sex Differences in the Back-Squat One-Repetition Maximum Estimation Accuracy Relying on the Average Optimal Minimum Velocity Threshold

Concurrent training effects on H reflex, V wave and contractile properties of the plantar flexors: insights into different resistance training types

Changes in H-reflex, V-wave and contractile properties of the plantar flexors following concurrent exercise sessions - the acute interference effect

Effects of auriculotherapy on muscle fatigue: A randomized crossover trial

Average optimal minimum velocity threshold: A practical variable to increase the accuracy of one-repetition maximum estimation during the free-weight back squat

Optimal Minimum-Velocity Threshold to Predict One-repetition Maximum for the Back Squat

General minimum velocity threshold for one-repetition maximum prediction in two squat variations: does the load–velocity profiling approach matter?

Validation of a Single-Session Protocol to Determine the Load-Velocity Profile and One-Repetition Maximum for the Back Squat Exercise

Prediction of One Repetition Maximum in Free-Weight Back Squat Using a Mixed Approach: The Combination of the Individual Load-Velocity Profile and Generalized Equations

Predictive Equations to Estimate Relative Load Based on Movement Velocity in Males and Females: Accuracy of Estimation for the Smith Machine Concentric Back Squat

Effects Of Sex And Torque-velocity Relationship On Muscle Fatigue Resistance At Different Velocities Of Contraction

Influence of sex and strength differences on the load–velocity relationship of the Smith-machine back squat

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pedro correia

Carolina Vila-Chã

Goncalo Vilhena de Mendonca

Paulo Duarte Guia dos Santos

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