Jumping Height Does Not Increase in Well Trained Volleyball Players After Transcutaneous Spinal Direct Current Stimulation

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RT @MotorImpairment: EXPLOSIVE MUSCLE ACTIVITIES: tsDCS over the spine does not increase jumping height in highly trained volleyball player…

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EXPLOSIVE MUSCLE ACTIVITIES: tsDCS over the spine does not increase jumping height in highly trained volleyball players https://t.co/TsOF8EgLis Surprised?

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RT @SimonGandevia: EXPLOSIVE MUSCLE ACTIVITIES: tsDCS over the spine does not increase jumping height in highly trained volleyball players…

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EXPLOSIVE MUSCLE ACTIVITIES: tsDCS over the spine does not increase jumping height in highly trained volleyball players https://t.co/wFSq0TAenP Surprised?

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