Lower extremity kinetics and muscle activation during gait are significantly different during and after pregnancy compared to nulliparous females

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RT @GregLehman: Man, EMG is messy. This paper concludes that there is less Glute Max EMG during walking after you have had a baby vs. cont…

Great thread on REALLY reading the research. Thanks @GregLehman

Man, EMG is messy. This paper concludes that there is less Glute Max EMG during walking after you have had a baby vs. controls. https://t.co/Zrp0bybzt8 The problem is how EMG is reported. We like to "normalize" EMG. Meaning report it as a percentag…

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