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Fig 1.

Hypothetical models to evaluate the effect of speed on the relation between stride frequency and heart rate.

The dashed line (V90%), dash-dot (V100%) and solid line (V110%) respectively represent three increasing speed conditions.

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Table 1.

Significance of the model parameters.

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Fig 2.

The relation between SF and HR for each speed series based on Model 1.

From bottom to top V90%, V100%, V110%. The central line in the boxplot represents the median, the edges of the box are the 25th and 75th percentiles, and the whiskers extend to ±1.5 of the interquartile range. The outliers (+) beyond this range belong to a single participant. An optimum of 83 strides·min-1 was calculated using the parameters of Model 1.

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Fig 3.

Average error scores calculated from the observed stride frequency (SF) relative to the imposed SF.

The asterisk denotes the average self-selected SF.

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