Figures & data
Figure 1. A typical MVC with twitches superimposed. Panel a illustrates the timing of the twitches whilst panel b illustrates the participants achieved force rate.
![Figure 1. A typical MVC with twitches superimposed. Panel a illustrates the timing of the twitches whilst panel b illustrates the participants achieved force rate.](/cms/asset/82bbac94-21bf-4171-83ed-8a42f0480ada/icbi_a_2348011_f0001_oc.jpg)
Figure 2. Schematic of the research design and experimental protocol, the thermometer image represents Trec and Tm taken.
![Figure 2. Schematic of the research design and experimental protocol, the thermometer image represents Trec and Tm taken.](/cms/asset/de776cfb-b14d-4da9-bd7c-20a2030d0bc8/icbi_a_2348011_f0002_b.gif)
Figure 3. Mean (95%CI) values for both resting rectal and muscle temperature for the four times of day.
![Figure 3. Mean (95%CI) values for both resting rectal and muscle temperature for the four times of day.](/cms/asset/27f5b14a-212c-4f2d-9bec-7b09fbcc5794/icbi_a_2348011_f0003_b.gif)
Table 1. Population cosinor results for rectal temperature, resting muscle temperature, and all POMS category scores during the live normal protocol (four times of measurement). 95% confidence intervals are inserted when significance observed. Bold values indicate statistical significance (p < 0.05).
Table 2. Population cosinor results for pre-test muscle temperature and all biodex isokinetic dynamometry results during the protocol (four times of measurement). Bold values indicate statistical significance (p < 0.05).
Table 3. Population cosinor results for pre-test muscle temperature and all isometric percutaneous stimulation results during the protocol (four times of measurement).
Table 4. Population cosinor results for pre-test muscle temperature and all muscle lab.