John G. Semmler

Overview

Best Publications

• Mechanisms that contribute to differences in motor performance between young and old adults

  Roger M. Enoka;Evangelos A. Christou;Sandra K. Hunter;Kurt W. Kornatz

  649
  Citations

• Training adaptations in the behavior of human motor units

  Jacques Duchateau;John G. Semmler;Roger M. Enoka

  488
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• Motor unit discharge and force tremor in skill- and strength-trained individuals

  J G Semmler;M A Nordstrom

  330
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• Motor unit synchronization and neuromuscular performance.

  John G Semmler

  315
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• Motor cortex plasticity induced by paired associative stimulation is enhanced in physically active individuals

  John Cirillo;Andrew P. Lavender;Michael C. Ridding;John G. Semmler

  238
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• Corticomotor plasticity and learning of a ballistic thumb training task are diminished in older adults

  Nigel Craig Rogasch;Tamara J Dartnall;John Cirillo;Michael A Nordstrom

  216
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• Neural adaptations to strength training: Moving beyond transcranial magnetic stimulation and reflex studies

  T. J. Carroll;V. S. Selvanayagam;V. S. Selvanayagam;S. Riek;J. G. Semmler

  206
  Citations

• Age-related differences in corticospinal control during functional isometric contractions in left and right hands.

  Martin V. Sale;John G. Semmler

  204
  Citations

• A single bout of aerobic exercise promotes motor cortical neuroplasticity.

  Michelle Nadine McDonnell;Jonathan D. Buckley;George Mackenzie Opie;Michael C. Ridding

  193
  Citations

• Motor-unit activity differs with load type during a fatiguing contraction.

  Carol J. Mottram;Jennifer M. Jakobi;John G. Semmler;Roger M. Enoka

  193
  Citations

• Do age-related differences in aperiodic neural activity explain differences in resting EEG alpha?

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  172
  Citations

• Motor unit synchronisation is enhanced during slow lengthening contractions of a hand muscle.

  John G Semmler;Kurt W Kornatz;Devin V Dinenno;Shi Zhou

  171
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• Long-term activity in upper- and lower-limb muscles of humans.

  Drew S. Kern;John G. Semmler;Roger M. Enoka

  156
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• Corticomotor excitability and plasticity following complex visuomotor training in young and old adults

  John Cirillo;Gabrielle Todd;John G. Semmler

  142
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• Motor-Unit Synchronization Is Not Responsible for Larger Motor-Unit Forces in Old Adults

  John G. Semmler;Julie W. Steege;Kurt W. Kornatz;Roger M. Enoka

  141
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• Eccentric exercise increases EMG amplitude and force fluctuations during submaximal contractions of elbow flexor muscles

  John G Semmler;Kylie J Tucker;Trevor James Allen;Uwe Proske

  137
  Citations

• Motor unit synchronization is increased in biceps brachii after exercise-induced damage to elbow flexor muscles.

  Tamara Jade Dartnall;Michael A Nordstrom;John G. Semmler

  135
  Citations

• Motor-unit coherence and its relation with synchrony are influenced by training.

  John G. Semmler;Martin V. Sale;François G. Meyer;Michael A. Nordstrom

  131
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• Reduced motor cortex plasticity following inhibitory rTMS in older adults

  Gabrielle Todd;Thomas E. Kimber;Michael C. Ridding;John G. Semmler

  126
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• Inter- and intra-subject variability of motor cortex plasticity following continuous theta-burst stimulation.

  A.-M. Vallence;A.-M. Vallence;M.R. Goldsworthy;N.A. Hodyl;J.G. Semmler

  125
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• Gender Differences in the Fatigability of Human Skeletal Muscle

  John G. Semmler;Devin V. Kutzscher;Roger M. Enoka

  120
  Citations