Skeletal Frequency: Muscle sounds sustain contractions of human skeletal muscles, producing low-frequency audible sounds with an intensity that increases linearly with tension. These sounds are typically periodic with a frequency of (25 + 2.5 Hz).
Vibration therapy studies have shown that a 30 Hz frequency protocol has been found optimal for improving muscle strength in healthy adults, while higher frequencies (50-100 Hz) are thought to be more beneficial for increasing muscle strength and balance, causing repeated contraction and relaxation.
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