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    Gender-based differences in Olympic lift velocity and reactive jump metrics: Longitudinal data from collegiate jumpers

    McMurrin, L., Mentele, P. A., Workman, C., Hudson, H., Thurnhoffer, R., Stamatis, A. “…Athletes completed repeated testing over a 14-month period, including Olympic lifts (Power Clean, Hang Clean, and Barbell Snatch) and unilateral depth jumps (12 in. for women, 18 in. for men) using a force plate system (Hawkin Dynamics, USA). …”
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    Are sex differences in youth weightlifting performance explained by fat-free mass? A controlled analysis

    Bartkowiak, S., Koziel, S., Krzykala, M., Karpowicz, K., Konarski, J. M., Malak, B.
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    Evidence-driven approaches to developing specific strength in the first pull: A narrative review

    Joffe, S. A., Chavda, S., Sorensen, A., Comfort, P.
    Published in Strength and Conditioning Journal (2025)
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    Mental fatigue: The cost of cognitive loading on weight lifting, resistance training, and cycling performance

    Staiano, W., Bonet, L. R. S., Romagnoli, M., Ring, C.
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    Validity and reliability of a snatch pull test to model the force-velocity relationship in male elite weightlifters

    Sandau, I., Chaabene, H., Granacher, U.
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    Analysis of record scores in the clean and its variations in the long-term training of young weightlifters

    Szyszka, P., Czaplicki, A.
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    A comprehensive biomechanical analysis of the barbell hip thrust

    Brazil, A., Needham, L., Palmer, J. L., Bezodis, I. N.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2021)
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    Barbell kinetics and kinematics of the clean in female national weightlifters: a comparison between medallists and non-medallists

    Chavda, S., Yao, X., Harcoff, J., Martin, S., Bishop, C., Turner, A.
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    Longitudinal changes of snatch barbell kinematics and kinetics in an elite weightlifter

    Delgado, I., Carreker, J., Ford, J., LeFavi, R., Riemann, B.
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    Bone mineral density differences across female olympic lifters, power lifters, and soccer players

    Jeon, W., Harrison, J. M., Stanforth, P. R., Griffin, L.
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    Validity of various methods for determining velocity, force, and power in the back squat

    Banyard, H. G., Nosaka, K., Sato, K., Haff, G. G.
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    Differences in bone mineral density at the femoral neck and lumbar regions across female soccer players, Olympic lifters and power lifters

    Jeon, W., Harrison, J. M., Stanforth, P., Griffin, L.
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    Effects of using wedged-weightlifting shoes while performing a front squat

    Adolph, B., McLean, S. P., Merritt, E.
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    Validity and reliability of a snatch pull test to model the force-velocity relationship in male elite weightlifters

    Sandau, I., Chaabene, H., Granacher, U.
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    Chavda, S., Everett, G.
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    Utilising one minute and four minute recovery when employing the resistance training contrast method does not negatively affect subsequent jump performance in the presence of concu...

    Ritchie, D., Keogh, J. W. L., Reaburn, P., Bartlett, J. D.
    Published in PeerJ (2020)
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    Sex differences and impact of body mass on performance from childhood to senior athletes in Olympic weightlifting

    Huebner, M., Perperoglou, A.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2020)
    “…Background: Olympic weightlifting requires technical skills, explosive power, strength, and coordination. Weightlifters can be competitive within a range of morphological characteristics due to competition body weight classes. …”
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    Neuromuscular predictors of competition performance in advanced international female weightlifters: a cross-sectional and longitudinal analysis

    Joffe, S. A., Tallent, J.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2020)
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    Modeling the force characteristics of lifting actions based on electromyographic research in highly qualified wrestlers

    Dvorkin L. S., Dyushko O. I.
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    Three DNA polymorphisms previously identified as markers for handgrip strength are associated with strength in weightlifters and muscle fiber hypertrophy

    Grishina, E. E., Zmijewski, P., Semenova, E. A., Cieszczyk, P., Huminska-Lisowska, K., Michalowska-Sawczyn, M., Maculewicz, E., Crewther, B., Orysiak, J., Kostryukova, E. S., Kulemin, N. A., Borisov, O. V., Khabibova, S. A., Larin, A. K., Pavlenko, A. V., Lyubaeva, E. V., Popov, D. V., Lysenko, E. A., Vepkhvadze, T. F., Lednev, E. M, Bondareva, E. A., Erskine, R. M., Generozov, E. V., Ahmetov, I. I.
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