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Fig. 1

From: Motor training is improved by concurrent application of slow oscillating transcranial alternating current stimulation to motor cortex

Fig. 1

Mean (± SEM) acceleration data (n = 28) for participants performing 30 min of ballistic motor training with concurrent active 0.75 Hz tACS (black bars) or sham tACS (grey bars). Acceleration measures were obtained prior to training (pre-training), 5 min after training and then 24 h after training. Training increased acceleration across both groups at the 5 min post-training time point. Acceleration 24 h after training was greater than baseline in both groups, however, acceleration in the active tACS was greater than sham stimulation at this time point (*)

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