Eccentric Exercise as a Potent Prescription for Muscle Weakness After Joint Injury

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Abstract

Lengthening contractions (i.e., eccentric contractions) are capable of uniquely triggering the nervous system and signaling pathways to promote tissue health/growth. This mode of exercise may be particularly potent for patients suffering from muscle weakness after joint injury. Here we provide a novel framework for eccentric exercise as a safe, effective mode of exercise prescription for muscle recovery.

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Lepley, L. K., Stoneback, L., MacPherson, P. C. D., & Butterfield, T. A. (2023). Eccentric Exercise as a Potent Prescription for Muscle Weakness After Joint Injury. Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews, 51(3), 109–116. https://doi.org/10.1249/JES.0000000000000319

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