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Following\n                    IPC, participants performed one-set to failure of unilateral, isotonic,\n                    concentric-only leg extension muscle actions at 30% of one-repetition maximum.\n                    Prior to and following the exercise protocol, participants completed maximal\n                    voluntary isometric contractions (MVIC\u2019s) with motor nerve stimulation. Separate\n                    two-way, 3 (Pressure [IPCSHAM, IPC80, and\n                        IPC220])\u00d72 (Time [Pretest, Posttest]), repeated-measures ANOVAs\n                    were constructed to assess MVIC, peak twitch torque (PTT), voluntary activation\n                    (VA), and surface electromyographic amplitude (sEMGAMP). There were\n                    no significant interactions or main effects of Pressure. There were, however,\n                    significant main effects of Time for MVIC (\u2212\u200948.7 Nm; g=0.58), PTT\n                    (\u2212\u200929.4 Nm; g=0.82), VA (\u2212\u20097.3%; g=1.09), and sEMGAMP\n                    (+1.7%; g=0.95). IPC at a moderate individualized and high absolute\n                    pressure did not facilitate attenuations in muscle fatigue. 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