Good open access paper by @avigotsky &al. for those who want to read interesting and detailed things about sEMG in exercise & rehab science
Interpreting Signal Amplitudes in Surface Electromyography Studies in Sport and Rehabilitation Sciences.
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Overall, the discussions highlight a balanced interest in the technical aspects and implications of surface electromyography, with shared references and questions indicating that the publication stimulates thoughtful engagement. Words like 'critical', 'important', and references to detailed papers suggest a respectful acknowledgment of the article's significance while maintaining a nuanced view of its conclusions.
Most posts acknowledge the importance of the publication, with some expressing caution about overinterpreting EMG data, indicating general agreement on its relevance but recognition of limitations.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyHere is the paper, for those interested. https://t.co/brMblIdD0f
@mackinprof @Karageorgos15 @RobMorton23 @Jozo_Grgic Perhaps the best paper on the topic, IMHO https://t.co/Utr3992hRL
@TheRealZipwolf @Retlouping We briefly discussed the reason for this finding in P2 of the Introduction here: https://t.co/uYfOEvp5Z7 Generally, I’d like to see more attention to the methodological and inferential limitations of sEMG: https://t.co/brMblIdD0f
@rich_blagrove @AlsteinAdam I’d be hesitant to make inferences about function based on measuring EMG amplitude. See @avigotsky great paper here https://t.co/lISOfBzgm2
@iangattphysio @kcrehabguy @avigotsky Some relevant papers if you want a deeper dive https://t.co/PO0fDGBxss https://t.co/c5s706O37G
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@iangattphysio @kcrehabguy @avigotsky Some relevant papers if you want a deeper dive https://t.co/PO0fDGBxss https://t.co/c5s706O37G
@1IqbalHussain so it’s growth potential is very less compared to other muscles. Here’s a research paper if you’re interested https://t.co/4slI4tKGtl . I’ll share screenshots to demonstrate too
RT @PhysPM: @RubenFMat @RomCastLoz Desde mi humilde opinión creo que esos papers son imprescindible para entender le concepto de EMG : htt…
@RubenFMat @RomCastLoz Desde mi humilde opinión creo que esos papers son imprescindible para entender le concepto de EMG : https://t.co/hB1Ku1WDKo https://t.co/8KxLDYaQPH https://t.co/IQP9OyodW0 https://t.co/vnGw0LXzqG https://t.co/WVziszO6Sq https://t.co/8NOLLkhnEt https://t.co/9MtSIkUkYn Saludos
link to references regarding the information posted above (6/6) https://t.co/RzKgkVP9rD https://t.co/Jzx01FfaHY
@SoSimplehealth @fysioviis There’s a good overview of EMG and its limitations here from @avigotsky and @GregLehman https://t.co/2k60YmAvD4
RT @jb_morin: Good open access paper by @avigotsky &al. for those who want to read interesting and detailed things about sEMG in exercise &…
RT @jb_morin: Good open access paper by @avigotsky &al. for those who want to read interesting and detailed things about sEMG in exercise &…
RT @jb_morin: Good open access paper by @avigotsky &al. for those who want to read interesting and detailed things about sEMG in exercise &…
RT @jb_morin: Good open access paper by @avigotsky &al. for those who want to read interesting and detailed things about sEMG in exercise &…
RT @jb_morin: Good open access paper by @avigotsky &al. for those who want to read interesting and detailed things about sEMG in exercise &…
RT @jb_morin: Good open access paper by @avigotsky &al. for those who want to read interesting and detailed things about sEMG in exercise &…
RT @jb_morin: Good open access paper by @avigotsky &al. for those who want to read interesting and detailed things about sEMG in exercise &…
Good open access paper by @avigotsky &al. for those who want to read interesting and detailed things about sEMG in exercise & rehab science
@Retlouping Curious your thoughts on the true utility of EMG for exercise selection. These authors would suggest that many of our current conclusions in rehab literature are fairly seriously flawed. https://t.co/6MMVKe13bn
EMG is not what it seems to many. Refreshing read! https://t.co/YAn9M95rpr https://t.co/NrnwlBqA9d
@jefftaylorhaas https://t.co/XItJb78qfP
@TheRealZipwolf @Retlouping We briefly discussed the reason for this finding in P2 of the Introduction here: https://t.co/uYfOEvp5Z7 Generally, I’d like to see more attention to the methodological and inferential limitations of sEMG: https://t.co/brMblIdD0f
RT @avigotsky: Here is the paper, for those interested. https://t.co/brMblIdD0f
Here is the paper, for those interested. https://t.co/brMblIdD0f
RT @GregLehman: @rich_blagrove @AlsteinAdam I’d be hesitant to make inferences about function based on measuring EMG amplitude. See @avigot…
RT @GregLehman: @rich_blagrove @AlsteinAdam I’d be hesitant to make inferences about function based on measuring EMG amplitude. See @avigot…
@rich_blagrove @AlsteinAdam I’d be hesitant to make inferences about function based on measuring EMG amplitude. See @avigotsky great paper here https://t.co/lISOfBzgm2
RT @BradSchoenfeld: @mackinprof @Karageorgos15 @RobMorton23 @Jozo_Grgic Perhaps the best paper on the topic, IMHO https://t.co/Utr3992hRL
RT @BradSchoenfeld: @mackinprof @Karageorgos15 @RobMorton23 @Jozo_Grgic Perhaps the best paper on the topic, IMHO https://t.co/Utr3992hRL
RT @BradSchoenfeld: @mackinprof @Karageorgos15 @RobMorton23 @Jozo_Grgic Perhaps the best paper on the topic, IMHO https://t.co/Utr3992hRL
@mackinprof @Karageorgos15 @RobMorton23 @Jozo_Grgic Perhaps the best paper on the topic, IMHO https://t.co/Utr3992hRL
Interpreting Signal Amplitudes in Surface Electromyography Studies in Sport and Rehabilitation Sciences https://t.co/mfgh0hdIAY
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