Table 10. Steady-state force after SSC (human studies).

First author, year	Steady-state force after movement (SSC condition/pure shortening condition; SSC condition/isometric reference condition)	Contraction modalities (Conclusion of the article)
Fortuna, 2017	13% -21% lower compared to isometric reference contraction Partly higher compared to pure shortening contraction	Dependent on the shortening velocity and the delay between the stretch and the shortening
Fortuna, 2018	17% -19% lower compared to isometric reference contraction Higher compared to pure shortening contraction	Independent of stretch velocity/peak force
Hahn, 2018	8.6% lower compared to isometric reference contraction. Higher compared to pure shortening contraction	RFE related mechanisms contribute to increased performance following SSCs
Seiberl, 2015	4.5% lower – 10.8% higher compared to isometric reference contraction	Dependent on shortening amplitude