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Pre-landing quadriceps vibration improves landing mechanics in fresh conditions, but shows no benefits under fatigue.
Pre-landing quadriceps vibration acutely enhances sagittal-plane landing biomechanics, increasing knee flexion, reducing eccentric work and impact loading, and improving adaptive coordination in fresh conditions, with no significant effects under combined fatigue.
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