Performance fatigability and neuromuscular responses for bilateral versus unilateral leg extensions in women.
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Cory M. Smith | Joshua L. Keller | Tyler J. Neltner | T. Housh | G. Johnson | Richard Schmidt | E. Hill | J. V. Anders
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