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Trommeln mit dem Bizeps | myScience / news

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, TUM im Fernsehen Üblicherweise spielen Schlagzeuger mit zwei Armen und zwei Beinen. Es geht aber auch anders: In einem Youtube-Clip...

The Stretch-shortening Cycle of Active Muscle and ...

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Wolfgang Seiberl 1*, Daniel Hahn 2,3, Geoffrey A. Power 4, Jared R. Fletcher5 and Tobias Siebert 6,7 1 Human Movement Science, Department of Human Sciences, ...

Residual force enhancement in humans: Is there a true non ...

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by FK Paternoster · · Cited by 1 — Wolfgang Seiberl,. orcid.org Department of Human Sciences, Human Movement Science, Bundeswehr University Munich, ... › doi › abs › phy2

Comparison of Different Approaches Estimating Skeletal ...

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by FK Paternoster · — Florian Kurt Paternoster 1,* and Wolfgang Seiberl 1, Department of Sport and Health Sciences, Biomechanics in Sports, ... › applsci › applsci

Human enhancement - bibliography ( )

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Hahn, Daniel, Wolfgang Seiberl, Susanne Schmidt, Katrin Schweizer, and Ansgar Schwirtz. “Evidence of Residual Force Enhancement for Multi-Joint Leg Extension.” Journal of Biomechanics 43, no. 8 (May 28, 2010): 1503– http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S

Residual Force Enhancement in humans

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Dr. Wolfgang Seiberl. Biomechanics in Sports. Faculty of Sport & Health. Science. Technische Universität. München, Germany. Florian Paternoster. Biomechanics in Sports. Faculty of Sport & Health. Science. Technische Universität. München, Germany. Dr. Walter Herzog. The University of Calgary. Faculty of Kinesiology.

Editorial: The Stretch-Shortening Cycle of Active NCBI

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by W Seiberl · · Cited by 8 — Wolfgang Seiberl. 1Human Movement Science, Department of Human Sciences, Bundeswehr University Munich, Neubiberg, Germany. › articles › PMC

Feedback controlled force enhancement and activation reduction of...

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Wolfgang Seiberl received his Diploma (M.S.) degree in Sports Science with focus on competitive sports and rehabilitation and his Doctoral Degree of Natural Science from the Technische Universität München, Germany. At the moment he is doing his postdoctoral training as Research Assistant at the Department of Biomechanics in Sports, Technische Universität München, Germany.