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The Effect of Fatigue on Static and Dynamic Balance in Healthy Young Male Athletes
Participants were randomized into control and experimental groups. They were examined on static and dynamic balance (pre- \& post-tests). Then, the experimental group went through a fatigue protocol, in which speed and incline increase one unit each minute passing, and stopped when rate of perceived exertion level reached ≥ 18, and the plasma lactate level differed from the baseline by ≥ 4mmol/L.
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