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Figures & data
Figure 1. Study overview.
Figure 2. Discomfort.
Letters indicate a significant time effect, whereby time-points containing the same letter are not different than one another. Notably, each time-point is different from one another. Differences were determined as having Bayes Factor ≥3. a) means for discomfort at each time-point; b) change scores from pre and 95% credible intervals. The pre-value was taken before the damaging exercise, the visit 2 pre was taken 48 h after the damaging exercise, the visit 2 post was taken 5-min after the treatment protocols (approximately 30-min after the visit 2 pre), and the visit 3 was taken 24 h after the treatment protocols.
Figure 3. Relaxed joint angle.
Letters indicate a significant time effect, whereby time-points containing the same letter are not different than one another. Notably, all time-points are significantly different from one another except for the visit 2 post and visit 3 time points. Differences were determined as having Bayes Factor ≥3. a) means for relaxed joint angle at each time-point; b) change scores from pre and 95% credible intervals. The pre-value was taken before the damaging exercise, the visit 2 pre was taken 48 h after the damaging exercise, the visit 2 post was taken 5-min after the treatment protocols (approximately 30-min after the visit 2 pre), and the visit 3 was taken 24 h after the treatment protocols.
Figure 4. Muscle thickness.
Letters indicate a significant time effect, whereby time-points containing the same letter are not different than one another. * denotes a difference in the change from pre-value across conditions. Differences were determined as having Bayes Factor ≥3. a) means for muscle thickness at each time-point; b) change scores from pre and 95% credible intervals. The pre-value was taken before the damaging exercise, the visit 2 pre was taken 48 h after the damaging exercise, the visit 2 post was taken 5-min after the treatment protocols (approximately 30-min after the visit 2 pre), and the visit 3 was taken 24 h after the treatment protocols.
Figure 5. Pain-pressure threshold.
Letters indicate a significant time effect, whereby time-points containing the same letter are not different than one another. Notably, only the visit 2 pre was different than all other time points. Differences were determined as having Bayes Factor ≥3. a) means for pain-pressure threshold at each time-point; b) change scores from pre and 95% credible intervals. The pre-value was taken before the damaging exercise, the visit 2 pre was taken 48 h after the damaging exercise, the visit 2 post was taken 5-min after the treatment protocols (approximately 30-min after the visit 2 pre), and the visit 3 was taken 24 h after the treatment protocols.
Figure 6. Isometric strength.
Letters indicate a significant time effect, whereby time-points containing the same letter are not different than one another. Differences were determined as having Bayes Factor ≥3. a) means for isometric strength at each time-point; b) change scores from pre and 95% credible intervals. The pre-value was taken before the damaging exercise, the visit 2 pre was taken 48 h after the damaging exercise, the visit 2 post was taken 5-min after the treatment protocols (approximately 30-min after the visit 2 pre), and the visit 3 was taken 24 h after the treatment protocols.
Data availability statement
Data are available upon request of the corresponding author.