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This research study aim was to assess muscle fatigue of the dominant and non-dominant lower limb (knee flexion/extension, hip abduction/adduction and ankle plantar/dorsoflexion), using Biodex System 4 ProTM. This investigation tested the lower limb muscles during isokinetic concentric/concentric mode at 60o /sec,120o /sec, 300o /sec,450o /sec. Hip abduction/adduction of the right and left side values range for total work from 101.6 J to 528.1 J ; work first third from 32.7 J to 164.7 J; work last third from 25.2 J to 183.7 J. Knee flexion/extension of the right and left side values range for total work from 443.2 J to 792.2 J; work first third from 135.7 J to 258.7 J; work last third from 124.1 J to 249.2 J. The present study suggests that as we change the velocity, muscle fatigue can affect the kinetic lower limb chain.

Muscle Fatigue Assesment of the Lower Limb in Young Hurdlers Using Isokinetic Dynamometry