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In many movements, resistance (load) and velocity are
inversely related to each other (Schilling et al., 2008).
This relationship is often ascribed to skeletal muscle
properties. Hill (1938) described a hyperbolic relationship
(Hill’s curve) between force and velocity for isolated
muscles. Many other researchers in muscle physiology as
well as researchers in the more applied sciences used this
association to describe and explain phenomena of muscle
contraction. [...]
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Resistance - Velocity