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Related Data for: Effects of optimum power load vs mixed model training methods on lower limb strength and dynamic performance in female athletes
Training with optimum power load (OPL) was shown to result in improved lower limb strength. However, recent study has recommended using the mixed model training (MMT) method which involves frequent varying of training loads. As the training adaptations to OPL and MMT training methods have not been d
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