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Table 1.

Force-velocity imbalance categories, thresholds and associated resistance training load ratios together with loading target for the F-v spectrum and exercises and training loads for each exercise.

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Table 2.

Changes in variables associated to Force-velocity profile in different sub-groups.

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Table 3.

Changes in variables associated to Force-velocity profile in different sub-groups and detraining effects.

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Fig 1.

A-B: Individual changes in jump height (A) and FVimb (B) according to training weeks for each sub-group until they reached their optimal F-v profile.

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Fig 2.

A-B: changes in jump height (A) and FVimb (B) during training and de-training periods for each sub-group.

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Fig 3.

Correlation between initial FVimb and time needed to reach an optimal F-v profile.

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Table 4.

Stepwise multiple regression analysis for association between individual FVimb and Pmax changes (independent variables) with jump height changes (dependent variable).

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