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The mean comparison within the experimental group on badminton skills between the pre-test, after week 4, and post-test by one-way ANOVA repeated measurement

The mean comparison within the experimental group on badminton skills between the pre-test, after week 4, and post-test by one-way ANOVA repeated measurement

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The comparison within the experiment group on physical fitness between...
Pairwise comparisons of physical fitness by Bonferroni
The mean comparison within the experimental group on badminton skills...
+1 Pairwise comparisons of badminton skills by Bonferroni
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... Table 5 found that of all badminton skills, the least one compared had a significant difference. Table 6, all pairwise post-hoc, pre-test after week 4, pre-test with post-test, and after week 4 with post-test were significantly different. ...

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