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bam-11846	Šarabon, Nejc; Sašek, Matic	Comments on: Electromyographic signature of isometric squat in the highest refuge in Europe	2023	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1459	85	53	Having read the study by Rua et al.4 with particular interest, we express our concerns about the surprising conclusion that “EMG signatures” remain unchanged after trekking at high altitude. Moreover, muscle EMG activity is higher under hypoxic conditions when whole-body exercises are performed at the same absolute intensity (i.e. with the same workload).3 Given this theoretical background, it is plausible that the differences in “EMG signatures” would also be expected during isometric squats after trekking activity at low (i.e. 1667 m) and high (i.e. 4554 m) altitude.	cache/bam-11846.pdf	txt/bam-11846.txt