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Fig 1.

Image of experimental setup including location of force platforms, direction of resultant force vectors (blue lines), orientation and position of the body segments and barbell, and marker-set (green circles).

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Fig 2.

Representative two-dimensional free-body diagram of the barbell hip thrust.

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Fig 3.

Ensemble group mean (± SD gray shaded areas) external forces for the thorax-bench (thorax) and foot-ground (feet) interfaces.

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Table 1.

External characteristics.

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Fig 4.

Group ensemble mean (± SD gray shaded areas) joint kinematic and unilateral kinetic time series data.

Column 1 –ankle joint, column 2 –knee joint, column 3 –hip joint, and column 4 –pelvic-trunk joint. Row 1 –joint angles, row 2 –joint angular velocities, row 3 –joint moments, row 4 –joint powers.

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Fig 5.

Ensemble group mean (± SD gray shaded areas) joint moment time series data for the pelvic-trunk, bilateral hip and bilateral knee joints.

Shaded bars represent the SnPM{t} output statistic for each comparison. Intensity of shaded areas indicate the extent to which the critical threshold (t*) was exceeded during the movement phase with a p-value given for each supra-threshold cluster superimposed on top.

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Table 2.

Joint characteristics.

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Table 3.

Joint characteristics post-hoc comparison effect sizes (d) and 95% Lower (L) and Upper (U) confidence intervals.

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