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. 2024 Jun 6;124(11):3201–3214. doi: 10.1007/s00421-024-05525-z

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Fig. 3 — A Maximum patellar tendon strain, B Average residuals of the linear mixed model (mean ± SD) of tendon strain and C Frequency of athletes with high-level maximum patellar tendon strain (≥ 9%) in the control (left; n = 12) and intervention group (right; n = 10) at the four measurement sessions (M1–M4) throughout the season. Please note that, in the control group, one athlete each in M1 and M4, and two in M3 were not able to attend the measurements. In (A), the colored markers represent individual values and the median of the sample is shown within the boxes as horizontal line. The p-values refer to differences between groups at M1 (p_group), the slope of the changes over time within the control (p_{time_Con}) and intervention group (p_{time_Int}), and time-by-group interactions (p_interaction); *significant effect (p < 0.05)