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Table 1.

The demographical and clinical characteristics of subjects at baseline.

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Fig 1.

The CONSORT flowchart.

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Fig 2.

From top to bottom: diagonal jump-landing test setup, including (A) force plate positioning; (B) time to stabilization (TTS) measurement in the mediolateral direction, and (C) in the vertical direction.

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Table 2.

The protocol of routine exercises.

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Table 3.

The protocol of whole body vibration.

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Fig 3.

The protocol of whole body vibration.

P1: Limbs positioned in the middle of the plate, slightly apart, knees slightly bent and back straight; P2: Standing on one limb with the foot in the middle of the plate, knee slightly bent and back straight; P3: Mini squat; P4: Mini squat on one limb; P5: Squat; P6: Squat on one limb; P7: Squat with limbs apart; P8: One limb in the middle of the plate and the other limb outside the plate, knees bent at 90 degrees, and back straight; P9: Standing on the toes.

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Table 4.

The mean and standard deviation of parameters.

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Table 5.

The ANOVA results.

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