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Fig 1.

Drop landing sequence.

An example of the sequence in the drop landing protocol.

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Fig 2.

Set up for the static loading protocol.

Depiction of the static loading of the knee for each participant. The striped box represents the load.

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Table 1.

Average NEMG from static loading.

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Table 2.

NEMG from thigh muscles during pre- and post-loading landing conditions.

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Fig 3.

Average NEMG at 200ms prior to and at landing.

Mean (sd) average NEMG from pre and post-loading landing conditions for rectus femoris (RF), vastus lateralis (VL), vastus medialis (VM), biceps femoris (BF), and semimembranous (SM) muscle groups. NEMG activity is provided in 50ms intervals during the first 200ms of landing. NEMG values are also provided 200ms and 100 ms prior to the landing.

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Table 3.

Joint angular displacements at landing.

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Table 4.

Joint angular velocities.

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Table 5.

Joint ranges of motion.

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Fig 4.

Interval VGRF.

Mean (sd) maximal vertical ground reaction forces measured at 50 ms intervals from initial landing to 200ms during each condition (pre and post). * indicates significant difference between each 50ms time interval (p < 0.001).

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