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Table 1.

Participants’ characteristics.

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Table 2.

Means and SD of outcome measures for each group before and after the intervention period.

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Table 3.

ANOVA outcome.

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Fig 1.

Means of subjects’ strength performance measures during pre and post training testing.

A: maximal voluntary isometric force of the left leg (MIF-ULL); B: maximal voluntary isometric force of the right leg (MIF-ULR); C: maximal voluntary isometric force of both legs (MIF-BL). HRT = bilateral heavy-resistance strength training group, BAL = predominately unilateral balance training group, CON = old adults control group, YA = young adults control group. Error bars represent standard deviation (SD); brackets show Cohen’s d.

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Fig 2.

Means of subjects’ bilateral deficit (BLD) in maximum voluntary isometric force during pre and post training testing.

HRT = bilateral heavy-resistance strength training group, BAL = predominately unilateral balance training group, CON = old adults control group, YA = young adults control group. Error bars represent standard deviation (SD). Brackets show Cohen’s d. The dashed line indicates the BLD of YA.

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Fig 3.

Association between the training-induced changes in maximal voluntary contraction for both legs (∆MIF-BL) and the change in bilateral deficit (∆BLD) for the bilateral heavy-resistance training group (HRT) and the predominately unilateral balance training group (BAL).

Pearson’s correlation coefficients (r) are displayed separately for HRT and BAL.

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