Lifting belts : a psychophysical analysis

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      <subfield code="a">The literature supporting the use of lifting belts has not demonstrated consistene trends. It was hypothesized that if lifting belts provide a biomechanical or motivational advantage then the participants in a psychophysical lift test should select a higher maximum acceptable weight of lift. The objective of this study was to compare the maximum acceptable weight of lift determined with and without the use of a lifting belt</subfield>
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