To maximally contract a muscle with great speed and coordination, the antagonist muscle must complementarily relax. Power production relies on the ability of the antagonist muscle to relax just as much as it depends on the explosiveness and contractility of the agonist muscles. This is done through enhanced reciprocal inhibition of the
To maximally contract a muscle with great speed and coordination, the antagonist muscle must complementarily relax. Power production relies on the ability of the antagonist muscle to relax just as much as it depends on the explosiveness and contractility of the agonist muscles. This is done through enhanced reciprocal inhibition of the