Meanings of isometric strength in English

Dominant leg isometric strength was measured with a Spark Handheld Dynamometer.

Another observer measured isometric strength using a hand-held dynamometer and calculated the side-to-side ratio.

Vertical ground-reaction forces (VGRF) during running and lower-limb isometric strength were also measured.

No significant changes in isometric strength were observed.

Maximal isometric strength of five muscle groups was measured and tertile cut-off points were used to categorize participants.

HLH also showed the greatest gains in knee extension maximum isometric strength, and reduced cardiorespiratory demand during steady-state walking.

The ISOM is a device that is able to assess knee isometric strength with excellent concurrent validity and reliability.

Lower limb kinematics and kinetics during running, and isometric strength will also be evaluated at baseline and 8 weeks follow-up.

Because subjects could reliably reproduce a submaximal effort, it was concluded that consistency interpretations of isometric strength testing may be misleading.

The typical diurnal pattern of maximum isometric strength was blunted by the TST period in the morning but not the afternoon group.

With this aim, we investigated the concurrent validity and reliability of a low-cost portable dynamometer to measure the isometric strength of the lower limb.

Lower limb kinematics and kinetics during running, and isometric strength were also evaluated at T 0 and T 8 .

Several studies on isometric strength have shown that the total volume of load (time hanging) is more important than the degree of load (weight).

Isometric strength increased similarly on both training sides by 43%.

Isometric strength was determined with a dynamometer.

Isometric strength recovered significantly faster (P=0.024) in the cherry juice group.