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This study investigated the effects of low-load high-velocity resistance exercises on neuromuscular and functional outcomes in patients with Type 2 diabetes (T2D) during the early-phase of resistance training. Thirty participants with T2D performed 18 training sessions (6 weeks–3x week) in one of two groups: low-load high-velocity exercises (LLHV, n= 15, 62.1±10.5 years) or recreational activities (RA, n= 15 56.7±19.4 years). LLHV performed resistance exercises with 3x 8reps as fast as possible with 50-60% 1RM. RA performed light activities. Strength, power, and functional tests were assessed. There was significant increasing in the knee extension peak-torque at 60/s (7.6%) and 180/s (12.2%), rate of force development in the LLHV group (P< 0.05), whereas there were no changes in the RA group. Significant increases in functional test were observed in the LLHV group (P< 0.01) with no changes in the RA …