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I recently did an exercise in my biology class in which I stood in a doorway and push outward on the doorframe with my arms extended with as much force as I could and I held it for 30 seconds. After I stepped out of the doorframe and relaxed my arms, I felt like they were floating upward. I thought maybe that I had built up a little amount of lactic acid in those muscles, which aids muscle contraction, and that caused the floating sensation. I have not been able to answer this question by means of teachers or the internet; please help!
Re: What causes the floating sensation felt after an isometric exercise?
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