- Does Unilateral High‐Load Resistance Training Influence Strength Change in the Contralateral Arm Also Undergoing High‐Load Training?

The adjusted (covaried for baseline) changes for muscle thickness. Changes at the 60% site in the non‐dominant (A) and dominant (B) arm. Changes at the 70% site in the non‐dominant (C) and dominant (D) arm. The mean changes in muscle thickness are represented by the middle bar, and the upper and lower bars represent the 95% credible intervals. The hypotheses at the top of each figure represent the hypothesis with the greatest posterior probability. D + ND, Training on both dominant and non‐dominant arm; D‐Only, Training on dominant arm only; ND‐Only, Training on non‐dominant arm only; Control, Time‐matched non‐exercise control.

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Does Unilateral High‐Load Resistance Training Influence Strength Change in the Contralateral Arm Also Undergoing High‐Load Training? - Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-adjusted-covaried-for-baseline-changes-for-muscle-thickness-Changes-at-the-60_fig2_386102762 [accessed 17 May 2025]

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The adjusted (covaried for baseline) changes for muscle thickness. Changes at the 60% site in the non‐dominant (A) and dominant (B) arm. Changes at the 70% site in the non‐dominant (C) and dominant (D) arm. The mean changes in muscle thickness are represented by the middle bar, and the upper and lower bars represent the 95% credible intervals. The hypotheses at the top of each figure represent the hypothesis with the greatest posterior probability. D + ND, Training on both dominant and non‐dominant arm; D‐Only, Training on dominant arm only; ND‐Only, Training on non‐dominant arm only; Control, Time‐matched non‐exercise control.

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