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The Influence of a Multistage Mountain-Bike Race on Neuromuscular Activation and Synergies: A Case Study

Maaike M. Eken, Sarah L. Arnold, Jordy Thijssen, Milou van der Schaaf,Louise Engelbrecht,Robert P. Lamberts

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SPORTS PHYSIOLOGY AND PERFORMANCE(2024)

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Introduction: This case study aimed to describe potential changes in neuromuscular activation and synergies after an 8-day cross-country mountain-bike stage race. Methods: A peak power output test was performed 5 days before the race. Two days before the start and after 7 days of racing, the athlete performed a power-based Lamberts Submaximal Cycling Test, including surface electromyography, and completed a Daily Analysis of Life Demands of Athletes questionnaire. Neuromuscular activation, in terms of root mean square, timing (onset-offset) of muscle activation, and synergies, was obtained from electromyography recordings. Results: The athlete reported an increase in symptoms of experienced stress after the stage race on the Daily Analysis of Life Demands of Athletes questionnaire. Both biceps femoris and tibialis anterior muscles showed a reduction in normalized amplitude after the stage race. In addition, the number of synergies that was necessary to describe neuromuscular activation increased from 2 to 3. Conclusions: In this case study, the increase in synergies suggests that, after the stage race, the athlete showed a more complex muscle-recruitment pattern. This may indicate that muscle coordination can change when muscle fatigue occurs; however, further research is needed to confirm these results in a larger sample.
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cycling,fatigue,LSCT,muscle activation,surface electromyography
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