What does IMVC stand for?

Isometric Maximal Voluntary Contraction (aka Isometric Maximum Voluntary Contraction; physiology)

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Before the walking trials, EMG recording was performed to determine the baseline threshold of myoelectric activity for each muscle at rest and during a 5-second resisted isometric maximal voluntary contraction for normalization.

Gait parameters associated with responsiveness to treadmill training ...

Two groups of male subjects who were either inexperienced (MI: no prior experience with IT tests) or experienced (ME: previously experienced 10 or more series of IT tests) received an expected or unexpected IT while performing quadriceps isometric maximal voluntary contractions (MVCs).

The effect of stimulus anticipation on the interpolated twitch ...

[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] Isometric maximal voluntary contraction torque (MVT) was assessed on the Exercise and Control limbs with the subject's elbow joint set to 90[degrees] and shoulder flexed at 45[degrees] using an isokinetic strength-assessment apparatus (Biodex System 2, Biodex, USA).

Electromyographic activity of the biceps brachii after ...