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2.7. IHS

ÁL Álvaro López-Samanes
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Two maximum isometric voluntary contractions were measured in the dominant hand using a calibrated handgrip dynamometer (Takei 5101, Tokyo, Japan). Volunteers sat with 0 degrees of shoulder flexion, 0 degrees of elbow flexion, and the forearm and hand in a neutral position [10]. The highest value out of two attempts was recorded as the maximum voluntary handgrip strength.

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