Riccardo Padovan

Riccardo Padovan
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University of Milan | UNIMI · Department of Biomedical Sciences for Health

Master of Science
My doctoral project focuses on muscular effects of different types of resistance training exercises.

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Introduction
I am currently a PhD candidate at the University of Milan, an international visiting researcher at the AUT Sports Performance Research Institute New Zealand, a bodybuilding and powerlifting coach, and a registered nutritionist. My areas of interest include HD-EMG, resistance training, bodybuilding, powerlifting, and muscle hypertrophy.
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October 2024 - present
Auckland University of Technology
Position
  • International Visiting Researcher

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Publications (3)
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Purpose The current study compared the muscle excitation of the primary and stabilizer muscles during standing overhead press performed with either the barbell (barbell-OHP) or the kettlebells (kettlebell-OHP), using surface electromyography. Methods Ten male StrongFirst-certified instructors in the OHP, performed either the barbell-OHP or the ket...
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The current study compared the spatial excitation of the primary muscles during the lat pull-down exercise with the bar passing in front (front-LPD) or behind the neck (back-LPD) using high-density electromyography. Fourteen resistance trained men performed a front-LPD or a back-LPD within a non-fatiguing set with 8-RM as the external load. The mus...
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The current study analyzed the excitation of biceps brachii, brachioradialis, and anterior deltoid during bilateral biceps curl performed with different handgrips. Ten competitive bodybuilders performed bilateral biceps curl in non-exhaustive 6-rep sets using 8-RM with the forearm in supinated, pronated, and neutral positions. The ascending and des...

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