Physical Therapy · 2007 · 56 citations · 55 references
Research indicates that muscles provide information about joint position. Evidence suggests that muscle strength gains seen in children are the result of neuromuscular learning and neural adaptations; therefore, a structured strength training program may have contributed to proprioceptive changes in this child.
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Strength training effects in prepubescent boys
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