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Fig 1.

Depth requirements and definition of joint angles for the parallel squat.

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Table 1.

Mean (±SD) of anthropometrics, absolute and relative strength for men and women.

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Fig 2.

Average (±SD) velocity averaged over men and women for each repetition during the 1-, 3-, 6-, and 10-RM attempts.

* indicates a significantly different average velocity with all other RMs at a p<0.05 level. Dashed line indicates the corresponding velocities between the different RMs.

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Fig 3.

Average (±SEM) maximal angular hip and knee extension and plantar flexion velocity averaged over men and women for each repetition during the 1-, 3-, 6-, and 10-RM attempts.

* indicates a significantly lower angular velocity for men compared to women for this RM at a p<0.05 level. † indicates a significantly lower knee extension velocity of the last repetition compared with 3- and 6-RM at a p<0.05 level.

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Fig 4.

Average EMG amplitude per repetition normalized to 1-RM for men and women for each muscle during the 3-, 6-, and 10-RM attempts.

* indicates a significantly lower EMG amplitude for men compared to women for this RM at a p<0.05 level. † indicates a significantly lower activity of last repetition compared with 1-RM amplitude at a p<0.05 level.

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