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    A split decision based on vision: an empirical approach to classify short-distance sprinters with a vision impairment

    Zenk, F., Willmott, A. G. B., Fortin-Guichard, D., Mann, D. K., Allen, P. M.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2025)
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    Effect of combined training with balance, strength, and plyometrics on physical performance in male sprint athletes with intellectual disabilities

    Jouira, G., Rebai, H., Alexe, D. I., Sahli, S.
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    The relationship between dynamic balance, jumping ability, and agility with 100 m sprinting performance in athletes with intellectual disabilities

    Jouira, G., Alexe, D. I., Tohanean, D. I., Alexe, C. I., Tomozei, R. A., Sahli, S.
    Published in Sports (2024)
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    100-Meter-Sprint für alle (100-metre sprint for everyone)

    Raubuch, E., Killing, W.
    Published in Leichtathletiktraining (2023)
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    The impact of blade technology on Paralympic sprint performance between 1996 and 2016: bilateral amputees` competitive advantage

    Tuakli-Wosornu, Y. A., Li, X., Ona Ayala, K. E., Wu, Y., Amick, M., Frumberg, D. B.
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    A digital solution to surpass incidents on 100m sprint for paralympic visually impaired athletes

    Rego, S., Leal, E., Martins, A. I., Lima, A., Cesar, N., Júnior, L., Rocha, N. P.
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    Differences in strength, speed, and power performance between visually impaired paralympic and olympic sprinters

    Freitas, T. T., Alcaraz, P. E., Winckler, C., Zabaloy, S., Pereira, L. A., Loturco, I.
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    So gelingt der Einstieg in Sprint und Weitsprung mit Prothesen (How to get started in sprinting and long jumping with prostheses)

    Killing, W., Düe, K.-H., Kipping, T.
    Published in Leichtathletiktraining (2022)
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    Comparison among different inertial-based algorithms for the automatic detection of temporal events in sprint tests: a preliminary study on elite athletes with intellectual impairm...

    Caporaso, T., Palomba, A., Grazioso, S., Megna, A., Panariello, D., Perez, D., Marchettoni, P., di Gironimo, G., Lanzotti, A.
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    Kinetic and kinematic synchronization between blind and guide sprinters

    Nagahara, R.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2021)
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    Zukunftsperspektive von Sportinformatik & Sporttechnologie im Leistungs- und Breitensport (Future prosepcts of sport informatics and sport technology im elite and grassroot sport)

    U. Fehr, V. Werner
    Published 2021
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    The muscle morphology of elite sprint running

    Miller, R., Balshaw, T. G., Massey, G. J., Maeo, S., Lanza, M. B., Johnston, M., Allen, S. J., Folland, J. P.
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    Sprint start kinetics of amputee and non-amputee sprinters

    Willwacher, S., Herrmann, V., Heinrich, K., Funken, J., Strutzenberger, G., Goldmann, J.-P., Braunstein, B., Brazil, A., Irwin, G., Potthast, W., Brüggemann, G.-P.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2016)
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    Comparison between sprint training methods in different types of athletes

    Pisapia, F., Cassese, F. P., Valentini, M., D'Isanto, T.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2019)
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    Synchronization of sprinting between blind and guide sprinters: a case study

    Nagahara, R.
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    Innovative alignment of sprinting prostheses for persons with transfemoral amputation: Exploratory study on a gold medal Paralympic athlete

    Migliore, G. L., Petrone, N., Hobara, H., Nagahara, R., Miyashiro, K., Costa, G. F., Gri, A., Cutti, A. G.
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    Prosthetic shape, but not stiffness or height, affects the maximum speed of sprinters with bilateral transtibial amputations

    Taboga, P., Beck, O. N., Grabowski, A. M.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2020)
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    The biomechanics of the fastest sprinter with a unilateral transtibial amputation

    Beck, O. N., Grabowski, A. M.
    Published in Journal of Applied Physiology (2018)
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    A biomechanical comparison of initial sprint acceleration performance and technique in an elite athlete with cerebral palsy and able-bodied sprinters

    Bezodis, I., Cowburn, J., Brazil, A., Richardson, R., Wilson, C., Exell, T. A., Irwin, G.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2020)
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    Leg amputation side determines performance in curve sprinting: a case study on a Paralympic medalist

    Funken, J., Heinrich, K., Willwacher, S., Müller, R., Böcker, J., Hobara, H., Brüggemann, G. P., Potthast, W.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2019)
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