Antagonistic Muscle Action During the Initiatory Stages of Voluntary Effort (Classic Reprint)

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This research investigates the type of activity that is character istic of antagonistic muscles in man during voluntary effort. It concerns the question of how co-ordinated motor adjustment is effected. A brief historical review of studies leading up to the concept of reciprocal innervation is included as a background for the precise statement of the problem dealt with in this research.

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