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Florian Monjo

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Experimental Brain Research|February 23, 2018
Muscle spindle thixotropy affects force perception through afferent-induced facilitation of the motor pathways as revealed by the Kohnstamm effectFlorian Monjo, Nicolas Forestier
The Journal of Physiology|June 8, 2023
What if muscle spindles were also involved in the sense of effort?Florian Monjo, Trevor Allen
Human Movement Science|March 22, 2017
The postural control can be optimized by the first movement initiation condition encountered when submitted to muscle fatigueFlorian Monjo, Nicolas Forestier
Experimental Brain Research|May 16, 2014
Unexperienced mechanical effects of muscular fatigue can be predicted by the Central Nervous System as revealed by anticipatory postural adjustmentsFlorian Monjo, Nicolas Forestier
Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology : Official Journal of the International Society of Electrophysiological Kinesiology|July 14, 2020
Probing the neuromodulatory gain control system in sports and exercise sciencesFlorian Monjo, Jonathan Shemmell
Neuroscience|November 5, 2016
Muscle fatigue effects can be anticipated to reproduce a movement kinematics learned without fatigueFlorian Monjo, Nicolas Forestier
Human Movement Science|September 26, 2015
Muscle fatigue as an investigative tool in motor control: A review with new insights on internal models and posture-movement coordinationFlorian Monjo, Romain Terrier, Nicolas Forestier
Neuroscience|September 6, 2020
Fatiguing Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation Decreases the Sense of Effort During Subsequent Voluntary Contractions in MenFlorian Monjo, Raphael Zory, Nicolas Forestier
Experimental Brain Research|May 7, 2018
The sensory origin of the sense of effort is context-dependentFlorian Monjo, Jonathan Shemmell, Nicolas Forestier
Journal of Sport and Health Science|May 26, 2025
Prolonged passive vibration of Achilles and patellar tendons decreases effort perception during subsequent cycling tasksFlorian Marchand, Benjamin Pageaux, Nicolas Forestier, et al.
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Experimental Brain Research|February 23, 2018
Muscle spindle thixotropy affects force perception through afferent-induced facilitation of the motor pathways as revealed by the Kohnstamm effectFlorian Monjo, Nicolas Forestier
The Journal of Physiology|June 8, 2023
What if muscle spindles were also involved in the sense of effort?Florian Monjo, Trevor Allen
Human Movement Science|March 22, 2017
The postural control can be optimized by the first movement initiation condition encountered when submitted to muscle fatigueFlorian Monjo, Nicolas Forestier
Experimental Brain Research|May 16, 2014
Unexperienced mechanical effects of muscular fatigue can be predicted by the Central Nervous System as revealed by anticipatory postural adjustmentsFlorian Monjo, Nicolas Forestier
Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology : Official Journal of the International Society of Electrophysiological Kinesiology|July 14, 2020
Probing the neuromodulatory gain control system in sports and exercise sciencesFlorian Monjo, Jonathan Shemmell
Neuroscience|November 5, 2016
Muscle fatigue effects can be anticipated to reproduce a movement kinematics learned without fatigueFlorian Monjo, Nicolas Forestier
Human Movement Science|September 26, 2015
Muscle fatigue as an investigative tool in motor control: A review with new insights on internal models and posture-movement coordinationFlorian Monjo, Romain Terrier, Nicolas Forestier
Neuroscience|September 6, 2020
Fatiguing Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation Decreases the Sense of Effort During Subsequent Voluntary Contractions in MenFlorian Monjo, Raphael Zory, Nicolas Forestier
Experimental Brain Research|May 7, 2018
The sensory origin of the sense of effort is context-dependentFlorian Monjo, Jonathan Shemmell, Nicolas Forestier
Journal of Sport and Health Science|May 26, 2025
Prolonged passive vibration of Achilles and patellar tendons decreases effort perception during subsequent cycling tasksFlorian Marchand, Benjamin Pageaux, Nicolas Forestier, et al.
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