Suchergebnisse - Research Square

Basher, A. M., Yonis, M. H. “… The present study aimed at revealing the differences in a number of visual abilities between the experimental and control groups in the post-test. The researchers used the experimental method, and the experiment has been implemented on a sample of (20) advanced players from the National Paralympic Committee in Nineveh.  …”

Farì, G., Quarta, F., Longo, S.C., Zappile, F., Masiero, L., Varrassi, G., Bernetti, A. “… Wheelchair straps are restraint devices that can improve safety and performance, but limited research has explored their use in WB. This study aims to analyze the use of different types of straps among professional WB players, according to classification score.  …”

Kons, R. L., de Almeida, K. F., Carpinelli, Y. F., Detanico, D. “… These findings suggest a need for further research and potential adjustments in judo rules, informed by the new evidence-based classification, to enhance the equity and safety of matches for athletes with visual impairments. …”

Augustovicova, D., Hadza, R., Magyar, A., Van Biesen, D., Hruby, M. “… Purpose Para-karate has been gaining popularity rapidly; however, scientific research on the subject remains limited. This study aims to examine the kata preferences at top-level para-karate events and explore the relationship between sport class (type of impairment) and kata selection.  …”

de Araujo, M. P., De Batista Depes, D., Lourenço, T., Melloni, M. A. S., da Silva, H. G. P. V., Júnior, G. G., de Carvalho, P. C. “… Research Square …”

Quinn, L. O., Bruce, L. M., Young, C. M. “… The present results provide valuable insights into WR performance for coaches, practitioners, and researchers. …”

Aihara, S., Sakai, T., Shionoya, A.

Klimstra, M., Lacroix, M., Jensen, M., Greenshields, J., Geneau, D., Cormier, P., Brodie, R., Commandeur, D., Tsai, M.-C. “… This study has demonstrated a simple and accurate approach to estimating wheelchair frame rotation using one wheel-mounted IMU during an elite wheelchair athlete agility task. Future research is needed to reexamine and compare wheelchair mobility metrics determined using the 3IMU and 1IMU solutions using this new approach. …”

Norouzi, M., Ardakani, M. K., Mahmoudkhani, M., Dibafar, M. “… Research Square …”

Brancaleone, M. P., Talarico, M. K., Boucher, L. C., Yang, J., Merfeld, D., Onate, J. A. “… Context Because of the close proximity of the cochlea, vestibular apparatus, and shared neurovascular structures, the static postural control of athletes who are deaf or hard of hearing (D/HoH) may be different from that of athletes who are hearing. Limited research is available to quantify differences between these athletes.  …”

Gamonales, J. M., Muñoz-Jiménez, J., Gómez-Carmona, C. D., Ibáñez, S. J.

Gutierrez-Santiago, A., Gutierrez-Santiago, J. A., Prieto-Lage, I. “… The study of the temporal judo combat structure of athletes with visual impairment (VI) needs further research. The objectives of the study were to determine the temporal structure of combat of judo in men and women with VI and establish differences between sexes, within their respective weight categories and between the different minutes of combat.  …”

Sanz-Quinto, S., López-Grueso, R., Brizuela, G., Flatt, A. A., Moya-Ramón, M.

Laschowski, B., Mehrabi, N., McPhee, J. “… The following research approximated how the central nervous system of Paralympic wheelchair athletes resolve kinematic redundancies during upper-limb movements.  …”

Oh, Y. T., Miller Briggs, L., Osborough, C., Payton, C. J. “… Discussion: Previous research has shown a significant correlation between passive drag and IPC Class (Oh et al., 2013).  …”