Author:
Zambrano Diana Carolina,Matta Miramar Andrés Jenuer
Abstract
This article is a systematic review carried out in order to recognize the importance of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor in skeletal muscle and the relationship between this and the development of human characteristics such as the development of strength. Strength is one of the fundamental motor skills of athletic performance, in training there are neuromuscular adaptations and metabolic alterations that improve performance during competition, physical strength training, improves the performance of athletes during the competitive period, as well Also the plasticity of the skeletal muscle tissue, thus allowing the manifestation of different adaptations to the functional demands of each athlete linked to processes of a mechanical, metabolic and electrophysiological character specific to any sports modality.