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Contraction velocity
Relationship varies depending on contraction type, muscle fibres contract at specific speed to develop force and move a segment/load
Low load vs high load
Increased speed of shortening for low load, decreased speed of shortening for high load
Concentric contraction
Inverse relationship between velocity and force production - as velocity increases, force decreases due to increased cycle rate of actin-myosin links there are more unattached links at one time = less force
Eccentric contraction
Increased velocity causes increased force due to passive components - lengthening and resistance by passive elastic components, some crossbridges remain attached due to stretch - can produce more force than concentric contraction