In a message dated 1/24/08 12:25:13 PM, Carruthersjam@
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> From what I understand the fiber conversion [from IIb - IIa Telle] seems to
> affect the fiber
> shortening rate as opposed to strength (max).
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Hi Jamie,
This begs the question -- is the shortening rate change a function of
recruitment changes or an increase in, as Seiler puts it;
"identifiable proteins and structural characteristics that confer high
fatigue resistance (endurance).
If there is a slowing of shortening rate as a function of structural
characteristics then a prudent exercise protocol for strength/power athletes limiting
conversions would seem to be in order. If there is an increase in fatigue
resistance yet max shortening can be maintained via peak force/time training then
the conversion to type IIa would have the best of all worlds, i.e., peak
force, rate there of and increased endurance?
Jerry
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