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Study timeline.

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Fig 2.

Participant flowchart.

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Table 1.

General characteristics of the study sample.

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Table 2.

Body composition of male and female groups.

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A. Lean mass of females at baseline and post-testing. B. Lean mass of males at baseline and post-testing. C. Absolute change of lean mass for males and females. Data are presented as mean and 95% confidence intervals with p-values.

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Fig 4.

A. Relative lean mass of females at baselines and post-testing. B. Relative lean mass of males at baseline and post-testing. C. Absolute change of relative lean mass for males and females. Data are presented as mean and 95% confidence intervals with p-values.

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Table 3.

Performance outcomes of male and female groups.

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A. 1-RM for chest press of females at baseline and post-testing. B. 1-RM for chest press of males at baseline and post-testing. C. Absolute change of 1-RM for chest press from baseline to post-testing of males and females. Data are presented as mean and 95% confidence intervals with p-values.

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Fig 6.

A. 1-RM for knee extension of females at baseline and post-testing. B. 1-RM for knee extension of males at baseline and post-testing. C. Absolute change of 1-RM for knee extension from baseline to post-testing of males and females. Data are presented as mean and 95% confidence intervals with p-values.

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