M. J. Connick

An in-silico investigation of the effect of changing cycling crank power and cadence on muscle energetics and active muscle volume

This study uses musculoskeletal modeling to investigate how cycling power and cadence affect muscle energetics and active volume, finding that minimizing active muscle volume aligns with self-selected cadence.

The effects of crank power and cadence on muscle fascicle shortening velocities, muscle activations and joint-powers during cycling.

This study examines how cadence and power affect muscle fascicle shortening velocities, muscle activation, and joint powers during cycling, finding that preferred cadence is not primarily driven by optimizing fascicle velocities.