Ultrasound‐derived mCSA
Pre and post intervention mCSA changes were measured at the three locations along the VL. No significant main effects of condition, time, or C × T interactions existed for proximal VL mCSA (Figure Changes in VL mCSA. All figures show pre and post values for mCSA values of the VL from the (a) proximal (33%), (b) middle (50%), and (c) distal (67%) portion of the femur. As indicated in the Figure In an attempt to determine why a high degree of individual response heterogeneity existed for the site‐specific VL mCSA values, we performed various correlations. Non‐significant, negative associations existed between training age and the percent changes in proximal VL mCSA (