Isometric Exercise Above but not Below an Individual’s Pain Threshold Influences Pain Perception in People With Lateral Epicondylalgia

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TendonPain.org, 28 Feb 2016

Study in found that isometric exercise above the pain threshold increased pain following the exercise in patients with chronic…

The Clinical Journal of Pain, 21 Feb 2016

Objective: To examine the acute effects of isometric exercise of different intensities on pain perception in individuals with…

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