Search Results - New Studies in Athletics

Zahran, K. M., Hassan, A. K., Hammad, B. E. “…Recommendations: More studies must be conducted with new samples to determine structural distinctions regarding the kinematic and kinetic properties among classical rise performers. …”

Párraga Montilla, J. A., Latorre Román, P. A., Serrano Huete, V., Cabrera Linares, J. C., Lozano Aguilera, E. D., Jiménez Reyes, P. “…Background: The aim of this study was to gain new knowledge about the force-velocity (F-V) profile in Judoist and freestyle wrestlers, investigating if there were any differences between sports and which physical demands have which fighting modalities. …”

Kordi, M. M. “…However, whilst these studies have been valuable in trying to get a better physiological understanding of PPO, none have attempted a multi-faceted approach that examines a number of physiological measurements simultaneously, seldom are they carried out longitudinally and, typically, they use untrained participants or endurance-trained athletes. …”

Homer, M. R. “…Also, the identification of new athletes should be weighted more towards endurance factors than maximal strength and power production. …”

Williams, J. A. “…However due to new emerging research regarding the physiological responses to Open-Wheeled racing, drivers are now being considered as `athletes`. …”

Gavanda, S. “…The aim was to investigate the effects of the different periodization strategies on muscle mass and athletic performance. The second study assessed the impact of a three-week detraining period (DTR) on anthropometric measures and sport performance. …”

Shalmanov, A. A., Skotnikov, V. F. “…Results and conclusions. The study analyzes the key phases of the clean-and-jerk sequence versus the competitive success rates in the new clean-and-jerk style phasing system. …”

Woods, B. A. K. “…This review attempts to compile data from the current scientific literature and focus on the extent of the potential risks, benefits, long term athletic development (LTAD), and its application for athletes and coaches to highlight new knowledge and bridge the gap of understanding within the area of youth weightlifting. …”

Sivokhin, I. P., Skotnikov, V. F., Ogienko, N. A., Fedorov, A. I., Shilov, I. A. “…The study analyzes benefits of a new biomechanical test model to rate technical progress of elite weightlifters` in the sport excellence trainings with a special priority to the factors of influence on the execution and errors. …”

Golas, A., Maszczyk, A., Stastny, P., Wilk, M., Ficek, K., Lockie, R. G., Zajac, A.

Gatterer, H., Philippe, M., Fröhlich, H., Bachler, S., Mosbach, F., Burtscher, M. “…Many sport drinks contain a mixture of potential ergogenic substances. Recently, a new sport drink with 25 different ingredients was introduced to the market. …”

Haleczko, A., Korzewa, L., Misiolek, E. “…This paper constitutes a continuation of research on score equalization in the bench press, and of the studies on athletes with disabilities conducted several years ago. …”

Aksenov, M. O., Ilyn, A. B. “…Objective of the study was to provide theoretical grounds for the training and competitive loads to be optimized within the frame of the long-term training process design in weightlifting sports in view of the athletes' individual genetic predispositions. …”

Sivokhin, I. P., Skotnikov, V. F., Tapsir, M., Komarov, O. Y., Utegenova, B. M., Fedorov, A. I. “…The study provided new information about the processes that occur in the athletes' bodies impacted by the training load of speed and strength type. …”

Bautista, I. J., Chirosa, I. J., Robinson, J. E., van der Tillaar, R., Chirosa, L. J., Martinez Martin, I.

Hartmann, H., Wirth, K., Keiner, M., Mickel, C.

Liu, Y.-F., Huang, C.-H., Lin, S.-F.

Judge, L. “…Although the value of strength to sport performance appears undisputable, several authors have recommended that explosive power is actually a more important physical characteristic . Numerous studies and review articles have reported evidence and logical arguments for the use of explosive exercises for athletes. …”

Arandjelovic, O. “…A large corpus of data obtained by means of empirical study of neuromuscular adaptation is currently of limited use to athletes and their coaches. …”

Pluim, B. M., de Hon, O., Staal, J. B., Limpens, J., Kuipers, H., Overbeek, S. E., Zwinderman, A. H., Scholten, R. J. P. M