text: assessed (Fig. 5B). BFsh volume (135 cm3) of the WSM was a 
  modest 26% greater than that of our pool of untrained control 
  participants (107 ± 31 cm3; Fig. 5E) but smaller than that of 
  both long-term resistance-trained individuals ((cid:5)1%; 136 ± 27 
  cm3) and elite sprinters ((cid:5)19%; 167 ± 26 cm3; Fig. 5E). 
  
  Patella Tendon Cross-Sectional Area and Moment Arm 
  
  The patellar tendon mean CSA of the WSM (133.8 mm2) was 
  larger than that of average untrained ( þ 30%; 103.2 ± 12.5 
  mm2) and long-term resistance-trained individuals ( þ 27%; 
  105.4 ± 13.0 mm2; Fig. 6A) but was smaller than the largest 
  individual we have measured from these groups (149.5 mm2). 
  The WSM’s patellar tendon moment arm (51.5 mm) was also 
  larger than that of average untrained ( þ 18%; 43.8 ± 2.7 mm) 
  or long-term resistance-trained groups ( þ 12%; 45.8 ± 2.5 mm; 
  Fig. 6B) as well as being 3% greater than the highest individ- 
  ual moment arm we have previously assessed within these 
  groups (49.9 mm). 