This document describes Mosso's ergography experiment to study human fatigue. The experiment uses Mosso's ergograph apparatus to measure the work done by voluntary contractions of the forearm muscles by lifting weights over time. It details the objective to define ergography, calculate work done, and study the effects of venous and arterial occlusion on fatigue onset. The procedure instructs setting up the apparatus and having subjects rhythmically lift weights while contractions are recorded until fatigue prevents further lifting. Calculations determine work done and fatigue time under normal circulation and with venous or arterial occlusion. The findings show occlusion decreases work and hastens fatigue by inhibiting nutrient delivery or waste removal from muscles.