Physiology of Bodily Exercise
Physiology of Bodily Exercise
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Exercises of speed which demand the very frequent repetition of movements, that is to say the very rapid change from relaxation to contraction, from repose to movement, will then necessitate a supplementary effort of will in order to hasten the response of the muscle to the call made upon it. Hence there is an increase of nervous expenditure which is not translated by a more energetic contraction, but by a more speedy one, and which does not lead to an increase of the work done, but to a diminu...tion of the latent period.
This explanation, which we believe may be deduced from the law of Helmholtz, is confirmed by the obser- vation of facts, for exercises of speed are accompanied by certain phenomena of fatigue out of proportion to the quantity of mechanical work they represent, and which must be attributed to an increase of the nervous work.
252 PHYSIOLOGY OF BODILY EXERCISR We have seen that, among the conditions which may cause variation in the latent period, we must take into account in the first place the greater or less irritability of the muscle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Exercises of speed which demand the very frequent repetition of movements, that is to say the very rapid change from relaxation to contraction, from repose to movement, will then necessitate a supplementary effort of will in order to hasten the response of the muscle to the call made upon it. Hence there is an increase of nervous expenditure which is not translated by a more energetic contraction, but by a more speedy one, and which does not lead to an increase of the work done, but to a diminu...tion of the latent period.
This explanation, which we believe may be deduced from the law of Helmholtz, is confirmed by the obser- vation of facts, for exercises of speed are accompanied by certain phenomena of fatigue out of proportion to the quantity of mechanical work they represent, and which must be attributed to an increase of the nervous work.
252 PHYSIOLOGY OF BODILY EXERCISR We have seen that, among the conditions which may cause variation in the latent period, we must take into account in the first place the greater or less irritability of the muscle.
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