An exercise-induced improvement in isolated skeletal muscle contractility does not affect the performance-enhancing benefit of 70 µmol l−1 caffeine treatment
Jason Tallis(Coventry University), Rob S. James(University of Leeds), Michael Duncan(Coventry University), Val M. Cox(Coventry University), Matthew F. Higgins(BioPhorum (United Kingdom))
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