. 2018 Dec 12;6(4):174. doi: 10.3390/sports6040174

Table 3.

Dominant versus non-dominant comparisons for 505 and COD deficit times.

Sport	505 (s)								COD Deficit (s)
	D ^‡≠		ND ^‡≠		Imbalance (%)		p	g	D ^†		ND ^†≠		Imbalance (%)		p	g
	Mean	SD	Mean	SD	Mean	SD	p	g	Mean	SD	Mean	SD	Mean	SD	p	g
F cricket	2.616	0.125	2.682	0.125	−2.6	1.8	<0.001	−0.52	0.557	0.093	0.623	0.099	−12.4	8.9	<0.001	−0.68
F netball	2.481	0.075	2.535	0.096	−2.2	2.0	<0.001	−0.62	0.512	0.081	0.566	0.090	−11.0	10.1	<0.001	−0.62
F soccer	2.615	0.198	2.724	0.220	−4.2	3.4	0.001	−0.51	0.476	0.106	0.585	0.149	−24.0	18.4	0.001	−0.82
M basketball	2.413	0.118	2.513	0.157	−4.1	4.0	0.001	−0.70	0.559	0.123	0.658	0.144	−20.5	23.5	0.001	−0.73
M cricket	2.374	0.163	2.485	0.128	−4.8	3.3	<0.001	−0.74	0.490	0.129	0.601	0.097	−28.4	26.5	<0.001	−0.96
M soccer	2.373	0.108	2.453	0.134	−3.3	2.0	<0.001	−0.64	0.441	0.092	0.520	0.107	−18.5	12.2	<0.001	−0.78

Key: D: Dominant; ND: Non-dominant; COD: Change of direction; F: Female; M: Male. ^†: Significant main effect for sport (p < 0.05); ^‡: Significant main effect for sex (p < 0.05); ^≠: Significant interaction effect of sport and sex (p < 0.05).