Using Band Tension to Generate Bottom Up Afferent (Resistance = Resonance)

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Using Band Tension to Generate Bottom Up Afferent (Resistance = Resonance)

A discussion on how we utilize band tension to generated afferent information. Example: Cannot feel the behavior of tissue length but can feel the behavior of stress stiffening.

Dr. Michael Chivers

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Mar 23, 2025

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