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Sex differences in performance fatigability after a maximal intermittent fatiguing protocol with a flywheel device

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Males exhibited a larger decline in knee extension force after the fatiguing protocol compared to females.
Pre-fatigue maximal voluntary isometric contraction was higher in males, but they experienced a greater percentage drop post-fatigue.
Neuromuscular modulation signals showed similar declines in both sexes despite differences in performance fatigability.
The findings suggest significant sex differences in peripheral fatigue, warranting tailored strength training strategies.

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This study explores how sex influences neuromuscular modulation and force recovery using a flywheel device.

Salse‐Batán et al. (2025) studied this question.

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