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isokinetic muscle contractions are muscle contractions at a constant rate or speed. Obviously all sports vary at least a little in each muscle movement. but for example, rowing could be one, long distance running, cycling, jump rope, or other sports in which the range of motion is generally the same with each play/repetition.
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