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    Potential use of the medicine ball throw test to reveal the upper-body maximal capacities to produce force, velocity, and power

    Marovic, I., Janicijevic, D., Kneževic, O. M., Garcia-Ramos, A., Prebeg, G., Mirkov, D. M. “…Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part P: Journal of Sports Engineering and Technology…”
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    Effect of weightlifting belts on lumbar biomechanics and muscle activity in deadlift and squat

    Herbaut, A., Tuloup, E.
    Published in Sports Engineering (2025)
    “…Sports Engineering…”
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    Concurrent validity and test-retest reliability for the assessment of body segment lengths using two-dimensional video-recordings in weightlifting

    Lenz, H., Sandau, I., Witt, M.
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    Analysis of the optimal trajectory in weightlifting in style "snatch"

    Zamora, D., Rodas, P., Pauzhi, W., Zumba, P., Duchitanga, J., Urgiles, F.
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    The effect of strength training on performance in endurance athletes

    Beattie, K., Kenny, I. C., Lyons, M., Carson, B. P.
    Published in Sports Medicine (2014)
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    Validity and reliability of the WIMU® system to measure barbell velocity during the half-squat exercise

    Garcia-Pinillos, F., Latorre-Román, P. A., Valdivieso-Ruano, F., Balsalobre-Fernández, C., Párraga-Montilla, J. A. “…Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part P: Journal of Sports Engineering and Technology…”
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    Protected: Reverse engineering injury mechanism and the consequences of forward engineering

    Charniga, B.
    Published in EWF Scientific Magazine (2018)
    “…Five previous essays explored the possibility of a concept of reverse engineering as a means to ascertain the etiology of common sport injuries by analyzing circumstances in weightlifting, where one would logically expect an injury to occur; but no injury is manifest. …”
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    A wearable system for biosignal monitoring in weightlifting

    Mercado-Aguirre, I. M., Mercado-Medina, E. L., Chavarro-Hernandez, Z. D., Dominguez-Jimenez, J. A., Contreras-Ortiz, S. H.
    Published in Sports Engineering (2017)
    “…Sports Engineering…”
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    Training strategies to improve muscle power: Is Olympic-style weightlifting relevant?

    Helland, C., Hole, E., Iversen, E., Olsson, M. C., Seynnes, O., Solberg, P. A., Paulsen, G.
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    Reverse engineering injury mechanism

    Charniga, A.
    Published in EWF Scientific Magazine (2016)
    “…Reverse engineering can help explain the extremely low rate of ankle injury in weightlifting and why weightlifters who have fallen or otherwise experienced a "black swan" event without injury. …”
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    Upper limb kinematical analysis of an elite weight lifter in the squat snatch

    Tang, G., Qian, L., Wang, D., Wei, G., Chang, D., Wang, C., Mi, W.
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    Three-dimension kinematics simulation and biomechanics analysis of snatch technique

    Bai, X., Wang, H., Zhang, X., Ji, W., Wang, C. Collective title: “…Proceedings of First Joint International Pre-Olympic Conference of Sports Science and Sports Engineering. Volume I: Computer Science in Sports.…”
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    A study of the application of performance management system in high-level weightlifting team

    Fu, Y. -K., Liu, M. -H. Collective title: “…Proceedings of First Joint International Pre-Olympic Conference of Sports Science and Sports Engineering. Volume III: Statistics and Managment in Sports.…”
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    Kinematical analysis on elite male weight lifters snatch technique

    Jeon, K., Cho, W., Park, K., Kang, Y. Collective title: “…Proceedings of First Joint International Pre-Olympic Conference of Sports Science and Sports Engineering. Volume II: Bio-Mechanics and Sports Engineering.…”
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    Comparative analyses in kinesiology among superior players on the snatching motions in weightlifting.

    Cho, W. K., Park, K. D. Collective title: “…Proceedings of First Joint International Pre-Olympic Conference of Sports Science and Sports Engineering. Volume II: Bio-Mechanics and Sports Engineering.…”
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    Study on mechanical characteristics of lumbar spine for snatch action in weight lifting based on finite element method

    Bao, C., Meng, Q. “…International Journal of Sports Science and Engineering…”
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    Cost evaluation of different snatch trajectories by using dynamic programming method

    Nejadian, S. L., Rostami, M., Naghash, A.
    Published in Procedia Engineering (2010)
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    Bilateral comparison of barbell kinetics and kinematics during a weightlifting competition

    Rossi, S. J., Buford, T. W., Smith, D. B., Kennel, R., Haff, E. E., Haff, G. G.
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    Effects of a resistance training programme on isokinetic peak torque and anaerobic power of 13-16 years old taekwondo athletes

    Teng, W. M., Keong, C. C., Ghosh, A. K., Thimurayan, V. “…International Journal of Sports Science and Engineering…”
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    Comparison of biomechanical criteria in cycling maximal effort test

    Bertucci, W., Taiar, R., Toshev, Y., Letellier, T. “…International Journal of Sports Science and Engineering…”
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