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ObjectiveThe purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of different intervals between static stretching for hip adductor, quadriceps and hamstring muscles and resistance training in repetition performance.MethodTwenty-two trained men were submitted to the 10 repetition maximum test and retest for leg extension, leg curl and hip adduction exercises. Three protocols were conducted in a randomized design – PWI: resistance training immediately after static stretching; P15: fifteen-minute rest interval between static stretching and resistance training; P30: thirty-minute rest interval between static stretching and resistance training.ResultsThe total number of repetition [(sets*repetitions)+exercises] performed under P30 (84.55±1.68) was significantly higher than P15 (79.73±1.89) and PWI (68.09±2.03), respectively. Significant differences were also found between P15 and P30.ConclusionsTherefore, 30-minute interval between static stretching and resistance exercises was needed to achieve greater repetition performance. Thus, static stretching for lower limbs may be avoided before a resistance training session

Number of repetition after different rest intervals between static stretching and resistance training