near-significantp = 0.054
Pairwise comparisons revealed an increased target error in Post Jump 1 when compared to Pre Jump 10 ( p = 0.015), and a near-significant increase in target error in Post Jump 1 when compared to Post Jump 10 ( p = 0.054).
Pairwise comparisons revealed an increased target error in Post Jump 1 when compared to Pre Jump 10 ( p = 0.015), and a near-significant increase in target error in Post Jump 1 when compared to Post Jump 10 ( p = 0.054).
Though the effect in the non-dominant leg was close to significance ( p = 0.068), a difference in the aftereffect across the legs in this iteration of the paradigm would indicate that vision differentially affects the control of the dominant and non-dominant legs, with more impact on the control of the dominant limb.