Saied Jalal Aboodarda

This study examines how experimentally induced knee pain affects bilateral cycling biomechanics and inter-individual variability in motor responses.

This study investigates whether blood flow occlusion during low-intensity exercise induces hypoalgesia, finding no change in pain pressure thresholds despite increased perceived pain and effort.

This study evaluates the reliability of TMS-evoked responses during cycling, finding that Mmax, MEP/Mmax-1, and LICI are reliable, while SICI shows poor reliability across sessions.