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    Individual load-velocity measures are associated with 2,000-m rowing ergometer performance in German national rowers

    Jacobs, M. W., Schumann, M.
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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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    Effects of intensity and fatigue on the kinetics and kinematics of the barbell squat, bench press, and deadlift in experienced lifters: A systematic review

    Bakhshinejad, J. A., Ramer, J. D., Dunsmore, K. A., Pelton, L. M., Berglund, L.
    Published in Sports Medicine - Open (2025)
    Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Comparisons between different methods of calculating dynamic strength index: effect on training recommendations

    Ripley, N. J., Fahey, J., Guppy, S., Comfort, P.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2025)
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    The applied sport science and medicine of powerlifting and para powerlifting: a systematic scoping review with recommendations for future research

    Silverthorne, K., Morrison, M., Cowley, N., Munteanu, G., Creaby, M. W., Timmins, R. G., Chiang, C.-Y., Weakley, J.
    Published in Sports Medicine (2025)
    “…In total, 218 studies met the inclusion criteria and were ultimately included in the review. The most researched sport science and medicine topic was physical qualities (n = 48), followed by competition (n = 45), training (n = 38), biomechanics (n = 36), nutrition and supplementation (n = 25), injury (n = 18), and psychology (n = 8). …”
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    Comparison of snatch performance and barbell trajectory in elite weightlifters according to bodyweight categories

    Tunçel, A., Harbili, E., Harbili, S.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2025)
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    A novel female snatch performance index by utilizing open AI skeleton for woman 55kg and 59kg category

    Hsu, C. T., Ban, Y. R., Chen, J. S., Chang, Y. H, Chiu, T. Y., Ho, W. H.
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    Classification of success/failure in weightlifting snatch using a machine learning model based on barbell kinematics

    Kim, S., Moon, J.
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    The relationship between force measures from isometric first and isometric mid-thigh pull with weightlifting performance across 16 weeks

    Lum, D., Comfort, P.
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    Reliability of isometric mid-thigh pull for maximal strength testing in youth athletes: a systematic review

    Bruno, J., Montoro-Bombú, R., Thapa, R. K., Sarmento, H. Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    The effect of load on subphase analysis during the hang pull

    Meechan, D., McErlain-Naylor, S. A., Phua, J. P., Comfort, P.
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    Relationship between handgrip strength and vertical jump performance in Olympic female volleyball athletes

    Cabarkapa, D. V., Cabarkapa, D., Bankovic, V., Fry, A. C.
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    Muscle force dynamics across increasing squat intensity conditions in elite powerlifters

    Pürzel, A., Kaufmann, P., Koller, W., Pöhlmann, L., Baca, A., Kainz, H. Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Relationship between kinetic and kinematic measures of the countermovement jump and national weightlifting performance

    Chavda, S., Lake, J. P., Comfort, P., Bishop, C., Joffe, S. A., Turner, A. N.
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    A performance analysis of HYROX: A review of the physiologic, mechanical, and technical demands

    Davids, C. J.
    Published in Strength and Conditioning Journal (2025)
    Subjects: “…sport physiology…”
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    Biomechanical characteristics of snatch lift for Egyptian women weightlifters in 81 kg category

    Zahran, K. M., Hassan, A. K., Hammad, B. E. “…Comparison of the Egyptian digital levels and the global levels in the technical aspect, biomechanical.…”
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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)
    Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    How does push-off distance influence force-velocity profile and performance during vertical jumping?

    Pommerell, F., Boyas, S., Samozino, P., Morel, B., Begue, J., Rahmani, A., Peyrot, N.
    Published in Journal of Applied Biomechanics (2025)
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    Acute effects of motor learning models on technical efficiency in strength-coordination exercises: a comparative analysis of Olympic snatch biomechanics in beginners

    Ammar, A., Salem, A., Simak, M. L., Horst, F., Schöllhorn, W. I.
    Published in Biology of Sport (2025)
    “…Discrete data from the most commonly monitored biomechanical parameters in Olympic weightlifting were analyzed using inferential statistics to identify differences between learning models. …”
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    autoWT: a semi-automated ML-based movement tracking system for performance tracking and analysis in Olympic weightlifting

    Jurkans, G., Ekárt, A., Bernardet, U.
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