Table 3. Strength characteristics of accurate and inaccurate groups, presented as mean (±SD).
|
|
Accurate (n = 15) |
Inaccurate (n = 16) |
Diff (%) |
ES (d) |
| Absolute Strength |
[BL] – Bilateral (N) |
2473(475) |
2352(770) |
5% c |
.2 d |
|
[SL] – Unilateral (N) |
1914(426) |
1769(531) |
8% c |
.3 d |
|
[KL] – Unilateral N) |
1871(389) |
1887(545) |
1% |
.0 |
| Relative Strength |
[BL] – Bilateral (N) |
3.1(.5) |
2.8(.9) |
12%b |
.5d |
|
[SL] – Unilateral (N) |
2.4(.5) |
2.1(.7) |
14%b |
.6e |
|
[KL] – Unilateral N) |
2.4(.5) |
2.2(.6) |
7% c |
.3d |
| Other Characteristics |
Strength Imbalance |
-1%(1%) a |
8% (1%) a |
8% c |
.9
e |
|
Bilateral Deficit |
.7(.1) |
.6(.1) |
5% c |
.3d |
SL = Support; KL = Kicking. Statistical significance (p ≤ 0.01) between groups. Percent difference ≥ 10% between groups. Percent difference ≥ 5% between groups. Small effect size (ES ≥ 0.2) between groups. Moderate effect size (ES ≥ 0.6) between groups.
