text: The total unilateral muscle volume of the 22 measured 
  muscles/compartments of WSM (14,922 cm3) was nearly 
  twice that of a relatively modest (n ¼ 11) sample of untrained 
  controls (7,628 ± 1,548 cm3; þ 96%; Fig. 3), while being 63% 
  greater than subelite (9,164 ± 1,207 cm3) and þ 32% greater 
  than elite 100-m sprinters (11,323 ± 1,328 cm3; Table 2). The 
  muscle group differences were largest for the plantar ﬂexors 
  ( þ 120% vs. untrained; þ 100% vs. subelite sprinters; þ 70% 
  vs. elite sprinters) and smallest for the hip ﬂexors ( þ 65% vs. 
  untrained; þ 30% vs. subelite sprinters; þ 5% vs. elite 
  sprinters). The WSM had the highest values of any individ- 
  ual we have observed for four out of ﬁve muscle groups, but 
  not the hip ﬂexors, which were inferior to three of the elite 
  100-m sprinters (n ¼ 5). 