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Fig 1.

Illustration of the wearable resistance attachment, with two-thirds of the load attached to the thighs, and one-third of the load attached to the shanks.

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Fig 2.

Illustration of the suit configuration “Lower body with sternum”, displaying individual IMU placement on the body.

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Table 1.

Metric names and definitions for respective assessments.

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Fig 3.

ADA mean percent difference plots for the 4% BW condition (Panel A), and the 2% BW condition (Panel B), when compared to the 0% BW condition. Points represent the mean percent difference, while the error-bar represents the 90% confidence interval. The intra-day CV% is shown for each metric as the grey area. Only significant metrics are highlighted. *Note: “GCD” = Ground contact deceleration.

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Fig 4.

505 percent difference plots for the 4% BW condition (Panel A), and the 2% BW condition (Panel B), when compared to the 0% BW condition. Points represent the mean percent difference, while the error-bar represents the 90% confidence interval. The intra-day CV% is shown for each metric as the grey area. Only significant metrics are highlighted. *Note: “GCD” = Ground contact deceleration.

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Table 2.

Fixed effects parameter estimates for all metrics of interest across both assessments and all load conditions [Estimate (95% CI)].

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Table 3.

Descriptive statistics for all metrics of interest across both assessments and all load conditions (Mean ± SE).

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