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Fig 1.

Experimental design.

1-RM, one-repetition maximum; RTF, repetitions performed to momentary failure.

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Fig 2.

Variability of strength performance in the bench press.

A, one-repetition maximum (1-RM); B, repetitions performed to momentary failure (RTF) at 90% 1-RM; C, RTF at 80% 1-RM; D, RTF at 70% 1-RM; grey circles, data points (jittered illustration); black circles, group means; solid grey lines, individual performance changes; dashed black lines, systematic performance changes (Δt).

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Table 1.

Consistency statistics for strength performance in the bench press.

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Fig 3.

Posterior predictive distributions for standardized subject-level change effects (smoothed illustration).

Dashed black lines, threshold for acceptable differences set to [-0.6, 0.6] indicating small or trivial changes; *, change effects Δa and Δc of the exponential 3-parameters model are not visibly displayed due to very large scales.

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Table 2.

Summary of posterior predictive distributions of absolute parameter values during test (T1) and retest (T2).

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Table 3.

Summary of posterior predictive distributions of relative and standardized change effects.

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