This view completely disregarded the Myotatic reflex as the basis to describe the functional adaptation.
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Myotatic reflex activity with isotonic muscle contraction is stimulated and this loose appliance works with kinetic energy, just like activator appliance.
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This method calls for tightening the muscle opposite the muscle targeted for a stretch, then moving that muscle into a stretched position and holding it just long enough to elongate the muscle without triggering the myotatic reflex.
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Autogenic inhibition ( historically known as the inverse myotatic reflex or autogenetic inhibition ) refers to a reduction in excitability of a contracting or stretched muscle, that in the past has been solely attributed to the increased inhibitory input arising from Golgi tendon organs ( GTOs ) within the same muscle.
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