“…All measurements were conducted at the faculty research laboratory, using a FEMD (Dynasystem, Model Research, Granada, Spain). The FEMD corresponds to a new technology that allows the evaluation and training of strength in humans, generating linear isokinetic velocities, dynamic modes (tonic, kinetic, elastic, inertial, conical) and static (isometric, vibratory), and allows for the evaluation and training through resistance/constant velocity and/or variables [ 39 , 40 , 41 ]. For each experimental session, the participants were invited to the laboratory after a four-hour fast, having rested and without having consumed caffeine 24 h before the experimental session.…”