MOTOR SWITCHES IN ACTIVATING EFFECTS AS A FACTOR OF INCREASING THEIR RECOVERY EFFICIENCY

The article is devoted to the clarification of the dependence of the restorative efficiency of activating effects on the expression of motor switches "inside" these effects. This position is manifested in the indices of motor function and its restoration after tiring activity. The advantage of motor switches as a factor in increasing restorative efficiency is especially pronounced in the indices of the analyzer function of muscles.

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2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.58168/fsiir2025_84-91
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Electric Power Systems and Control
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MOTOR SWITCHES IN ACTIVATING EFFECTS AS A FACTOR OF INCREASING THEIR RECOVERY EFFICIENCY

I. Kondratenko, I. Grigoreva, E. Volkova
Electric Power Systems and Control
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MOTOR SWITCHES IN ACTIVATING EFFECTS AS A FACTOR OF INCREASING THEIR RECOVERY EFFICIENCY

I. Kondratenko, I. Grigoreva, E. Volkova
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The article is devoted to the clarification of the dependence of the restorative efficiency of activating effects on the expression of motor switches "inside" these effects. This position is manifested in the indices of motor function and its restoration after tiring activity. The advantage of motor switches as a factor in increasing restorative efficiency is especially pronounced in the indices of the analyzer function of muscles.

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MOTOR SWITCHES IN ACTIVATING EFFECTS AS A FACTOR OF INCREASING THEIR RECOVERY EFFICIENCY — I. Kondratenko, I. Grigoreva, et al. · (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS