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Brief resisted isometric exercise definition

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Answered by kartikkalra
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Muscular strength is the force that a muscle or muscle group can exert against a resistance in one maximal effort. There are four types of muscular contraction: isotonic, isometric, eccentric and isokinetic. ... An eccentric contraction refers to the lengthening of a muscle during contraction.

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Answered by Afreenakbar
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Isometric exercise is an effective method for identifying neuromuscular dysfunction and disease as well as monitoring patients' progress throughout rehabilitation.

Explanation:

  • Resisted isometrics is another name for what was formerly known as resisted motions.
  • Testing for resisted isometric movement is a practical and clinically helpful method for identifying neuromuscular illness and dysfunction as well as for monitoring patients' progress throughout rehabilitation.
  • Even though they can develop strength, isometric exercises are not the best type of resistance training for activities like running, leaping, or sports.
  • The majority of athletic and sporting motions are dynamic in nature and are carried out with little to no external resistance at maximum speed.
  • Utilizing free weights, weight machines, resistance bands, and your own body weight are some examples of resistance training.

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