. 2014 Oct 30;11:150. doi: 10.1186/1743-0003-11-150

Table 2.

Isometric and isokinetic knee extension torque (Nm) pre and post training

	Affected leg			Non-affected leg
	Pre	Post	Δ%	Pre	Post	Δ%
Isometric torque^b	135 ± 34	138 ± 39	2	195 ± 41^#	187 ± 35^#	-4
CON torque at 30°/s^{b, c}	113 ± 29	120 ± 32	6	147 ± 33^#	144 ± 37^#	-2
CON torque at 60°/s^{b, c}	99 ± 28	102 ± 32	3	123 ± 42^#	131 ± 40^#	6
CON torque at 90°/s^{b, c}	86 ± 26	88 ± 34	2	111 ± 46^#	115 ± 50^#	4
ECC torque at 30°/s^b	144 ± 40	149 ± 40	3	171 ± 36^#	172 ± 35^#	1
ECC torque at 60°/s^{a b}	143 ± 41	154 ± 45*	8	178 ± 40^#	175 ± 37^#	-2
ECC torque at 90°/s^{a b}	141 ± 36	151 ± 39*	7	173 ± 36^#	174 ± 36^#	1

CON; concentric, ECC; eccentric. Significant main effects (P <0.05); ^ainteraction leg x time; ^bmain effect of leg; ^cmain effect of speed; Significant simple effects (P <0.05); *vs. pre value within a leg; ^#vs. affected leg for a time point.