Abstract
Abstract The speed of a lateral arm movement and the strength/mass ratio were measured in 48 university male students. The correlation between the movement time and S/M was not significant (r = -.277) and verified results of similar studies from this laboratory. The reliability of individual differences for all variables was high. These findings support the concept that the ability to exert muscular strength in a coordinated manner is determined by a specific neuromuscular coordination pattern. There was no significant correlation found between reaction time and speed of movement.
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