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Fig 1.

Schematic representation of experimental design.

D0: Testing day (Experimental Visit).

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Fig 2.

The two types of dynamic stretching exercises for the hamstring muscles.

(A) Dynamic closed kinetic chain stretching (LEC). (B) Dynamic open kinetic chain stretching (DS).

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Table 1.

Pre vs. Post in outcomes (mean ± SEM) before and after three dynamic warm-up exercises.

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Fig 3.

An example of using AUC (area under the curve) for the assessment of muscle stiffness.

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Fig 4.

Measurements (mean ± SEM) before and after three dynamic stretching exercises.

(A) The passive straight-leg raising (PSLR). (B) Maximal eccentric isokinetic strength (ECC). (C) Angle of peak torque (APT). CON: jogging only; DS: dynamic open kinetic chain stretching; LEC: dynamic closed kinetic chain stretching. * Significant (P< 0.05) difference from the Pre-value. # Significant (P< 0.05) difference from the CON group. + Significant (P< 0.05) difference from the DS group.

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