Walking and Running Require Greater Effort from Ankle than Knee Extensor Muscles

Posted on June 23, 2016 by admin

Walking and Running Require Greater Effort from Ankle than Knee Extensor Muscles. Kulmala, Juha-Pekka; Korhonen, Marko T; Ruggiero, Luca; Kuitunen, Sami; Suominen, Harri; Heinonen, Ari; Mikkola, Aki; Avela, Janne Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise; June 20, 2016 Quote: Introduction: The knee and ankle extensors as human primary antigravity muscle groups are of utmost importance in a wide range of locomotor activities

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Walking and Running Require Greater Effort from Ankle than Knee Extensor Muscles

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