The effects of sustained, low- and high-intensity isometric tasks on performance fatigability and the perceived responses that contributed to task termination

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Robert W. Smith
Dolores G. Ortega
Jocelyn E. Arnett
Tyler J. Neltner
Richard J. Schmidt
Glen O. Johnson
Joseph P. Weir
Terry J. Housh
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[1] University of NE – Lincoln,Department of Nutrition and Health Sciences
[2] University of Kansas,Department of Health, Sport and Exercise Sciences
[3] University of Wisconsin-Platteville,Department of Health and Human Performance
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Effort; Exertion; Motivation; Performance fatigability; Perceived fatigability;
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