Anthony J. Blazevich

This paper reviews how dynamic changes in muscle architecture during contractions affect force and power output, introducing the concept of muscle gearing as a key factor in muscle function.

This study investigates how motor neuronal persistent inward currents (PICs) respond to neuromodulation and inhibition in young and older adults, finding preserved PIC facilitation but impaired deactivation in older adults during specific tasks.

This study shows that persistent inward currents (PICs) in human plantar flexor motor units increase with voluntary drive during isometric contractions.