Which one the following unit measures the isometric strength of muscles?
(a) Kilogram (b) Joule (c) Pound (d) Litre
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Newton is the unit measure the isometric strength of muscles.
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Newton
Explanation:
- We calculate muscle strength by determining a person's one repetition maximum (that is, 1RM).
- It is the maximal load in kilograms and can be either lifted, pushed, or pulled once without any sort of failure or damage for that matter.
- We know that an isometric exercise is basically a form of exercise that involves the static contraction of a muscle without any kind of visible movement in the angle of the joint.
- Isometric presses, pulls, as well as holds are the three main types of isometric exercises.
Final Answer:
- This leads us to the conclusion of the answer, which is: The unit that measures the isometric strength is: Newton.
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