When a skeletal muscle is stimulated to contract, the force generated by the muscle can damage the tendon connected to the muscle. The sensory receptors in the tendons that are able to inhibit the muscle from generating excessive force are the: O gamma efferents O Golgi tendon organs O musele spindles O proprioceptors

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