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  1. Isometric exercise works muscles and strengthens bone. Increased muscle mass elevates metabolism, which in turn burns fat. Strength training is also called anaerobic exercise, as opposed to aerobic, because increased oxygen production is not required.
  2. ... activity involving high mechanical loads such as prolonged isometric contraction. ... training program (i.e., weight lifting with qualified instruction ...
  3. ... arhtritis recovering quality of life by means of education). Osteoarthritis and ... pain, and muscle thickness in patients with knee osteoarthritis. J Phys ...
  4. ... Conditioning, Animal Physical Conditioning, Human Plyometric Exercise Resistance ... Isotonic Contraction Muscle Relaxation Diastole Myocardial Contraction ...
  5. ... Woldag H; Renner C; Hummelsheim H; Isotonic and isometric contractions exert the ... improve muscle function and other outcomes without reinforcing abnormal movement ...
  6. ... no high-velocity/low-amplitude thrusts were applied. Muscle re-education ... both isometric and dynamic exercises targeting the neck and shoulders. ...
  7. ... its length during work. 3. In static or isometric contractions the muscle ... posture means the training of the posterior cervical group of muscles to ...
  8. ... 1983 Sep 10;69(9):302-4 Continuing education—multidisciplinary. ... for testing isometric muscle strength. Maxwell JD, et al. Lancet 1984 Jan ...
  9. ... elastic lumbar belts on the effect of a muscle training program for patients with chronic back pain]. Z ... GE, Sions JM, Velasco TO, et al. Trunk Muscle Training Augmented With Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation Appears to Improve ...
  10. ... while building strength and endurance. 13.1. Strength training Decreased muscle power is common after stroke; this may be ... amount of resources used. Table 89 Intervention costs – muscle power training. These estimates represent the cost of muscle power ...
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