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Fig 1.

Combined arm and leg actions during task 2, arm and leg coordination with metronome beats.

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Fig 2.

Experimental protocol for arm and leg movements in task 2, arm and leg coordination with metronome beats.

* NS: Natural EBK frequency.

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Fig 3.

A diagram of the experimental setting.

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Fig 4.

Coefficient of variation of EBK frequency over three trials for artistic swimmers and water polo players.

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Fig 5.

Distribution of CAM and EBK frequency in artistic swimmers (A) and water polo players (B). The horizontal axis represents cycle frequency relative to the natural EBK frequency, and the vertical axis represents the number of cycles as a percentage in relation to the total number of cycles amongst all participants. Black dotted lines represent 100% of natural EBK frequency, while green dotted lines represent the metronome beat frequency. Lastly, blue and red lines represent the mean EBK and CAM frequency, respectively.

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Fig 6.

Average percentage of CAM and EBK frequencies relative to natural EBK frequency for artistic swimmers (A) and water polo players (B). a = significant difference from 80% tempo; b = significant difference from 100% tempo; c = significant difference from 120% tempo.

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Fig 7.

Typical examples of CAM range of motion on the Y-Z plane for artistic swimmers (A) and water polo players (B).

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