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Non‐uniform excitation of the pectoralis major muscle during flat and inclined bench press exercises
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Differential regional pectoralis major activation indicates functional diversity in healthy females
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Non-uniform excitation of pectoralis major induced by changes in bench press inclination leads to uneven variations in the cross-sectional area measured by panoramic ultrasonography
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