Effect of focal muscle vibration on sEMG activity during repeated elbow movements in healthy adults

The findings support the hypothesis that FMV applied to the agonist muscle can transiently attenuate antagonist (triceps) muscle activity. sEMG proved to be a suitable and accessible method for detecting vibration-induced changes in muscle activation. This neuromodulatory effect may represent a promising tool for future rehabilitation or motor training strategies aimed at enhancing neuromuscular control and functional recovery.