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fatigue fracture A fracture that occurs in bone or in other materials. Including metal, as a result of repeated stress as opposed to a single injury.
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fatigue In terms of training and exercise it may be defined as: The failure of one or more neuromuscular energy systems (phosphagen, glycolysis, & oxidative systems), cause by repetitive movements (exercising), of given intensities (intrinsic/extrinsic resistance loads, etc.), over specific durations (minutes, hours, days, weeks, etc.
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fatigue A state of exhaustion; the loss of strength or endurance.
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fatigue Material failure caused by cyclic motion
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fatigue strength the unit stress that ruptures a bar after an enormous (around 40 million) number of repetitions of a load covering a range of values.
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