SKELETAL MUSCLES: PHYSIOLOGICAL-BIOELECTRIC AND ENERGY FEATURES, CONTRACTION INTENSITY AND STRENGTH

Authors

  • Ratko Pavlović Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, University Of East Sarajevo, Bosnia And Herzegovina
  • Kemal Idrizović Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University Of Niksic, Montenegro
  • Stanislav Dragutinović Faculty of Mathematics and Science Education, University of Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • Bojan Bjelica Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, University Of East Sarajevo, Bosnia And Herzegovina
  • Marko Joksimović Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, University Of East Sarajevo, Bosnia And Herzegovina

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46827/ejpe.v0i0.565

Keywords:

muscular contraction, functioning mechanisms, muscle energy

Abstract

Good knowledge of functions and specific features of a muscular system enables working with athletes in a facilitated, more professional, more quality and safer manner as well as solving issues regarding qualitative use during the training process. Knowledge of the features, legality of skeletal muscles and their functions enables setting grounds for different hypotheses when the issue is athletic sports, and top performances for which we find answers. Accordingly, knowledge of the mentioned muscular features and marks is crucial for every subject whose work is related to sports. Only with a proper knowledge of the legality of the active part of locomotor system, it is possible to implement modern cybernetic models and transformational training processes not only within athletics, but other sports branches as well. This paper analyzes certain physiological legalities, mechanisms and energy processes of muscular contraction.

 

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2017-03-06

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Vol 3, No 2 (2017)

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