Peter Byrne’s scientific contributions

... Heliyon 10 (2024) e39619 min, while in our case, it was 30 s per muscle group. No PM effect on the vertical jump was reported by Byrne et al. [29] with the same 30 s PM duration per one muscle group, while both lower extremities were involved in the intervention and jump. In our case, there was no improvement in CMJ, and SJ reported while only a dominant leg was involved in the assessment. ...

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The effect of percussion and manual activation massage on explosive strength and balance in young adult males: A crossover pilot study

... 3 This indicates that the impact of PT may not be particularly novel in this outcome. There is conflicting evidence of the effect of PT on flexibility of the lower body, with some studies reporting positive effects58,59 and other investigations observing no significant adaptation.60,61 The positive results are supported the meta-analysis by Osawa and Oguma (2013) which investigated the acute and chronic effects of vibration on flexibility. ...

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The Effect Of Percussive Therapy On Musculoskeletal Performance And Experiences Of Pain: A Systematic Literature Review