Ergonomics · 1965 · 862 citations · 7 references
New ConceptionMuscle FunctionWork CapacityMechanical EngineeringMotor ControlMuscle SynergiesFatigue ManagementKinesiologySkeletal MuscleHuman Performance MeasuringApplied PhysiologyWorkload CharacterizationMuscular WorkHealth SciencesRehabilitationHuman Musculoskeletal SystemDynamic WorkExercise PhysiologyMedicine
A new conception of dynamic or static muscular work tests is presented. The authors define the critical power of a muscular work from the notions of maximum work and maximum time of work. The work capacity is then considered in the case of dynamic work, and of continuous or intermittent static work. From the data presented it is possible to define the maximum amount of work that can be performed in a given time as well as the conditions of work performed without fatigue
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The blood flow through muscle during sustained contraction
H. Barcroft, Jim Millen · The Journal of Physiology · 1939 · 332 citations · Full text
MAN AS A SOURCE OF MECHANICAL POWER
D. Wilkie · Ergonomics · 1960 · 136 citations
Physical Activity, Neuromuscular Coordination, Engineering +30