Search Results - New Studies in Athletics

Kons, R. L., de Oliveira Souza Gulias, V. “…This study investigates the penalties assessed to judo athletes with visual impairments across three Paralympic Games editions (2016, 2020 + 1, and 2024). …”

Green, A. “…Talent transfer, occurring when an experienced athlete transfers to a new sport with the goal of attaining high-performance levels, has contributed significantly to Australia`s Paralympic success. …”

Bentzen, M., Kenttä, G., Derman, W., Wik, E. H., Havela, J., Karls, T., Stenman, A., Fagher, K. “…Methods This was a prospective longitudinal study including 59 Swedish elite Para athletes with physical, visual and intellectual impairments. …”

Deves, M., Marsan, T., Faupin, A., Watier, B.

Kons, R. L., de Almeida, K. F., Carpinelli, Y. F., Detanico, D. “…This study investigated how jogai frequency influences referee decisions and match outcomes in judo athletes with visual impairment during official competitions. …”

Janssen, R, Vegter, R, Houdijk, H, van der Woude, L, de Groot, S. “…To evaluate and update about previous regression equations to derive standardized and individualized resistance settings for wheelchair-specific anaerobic and aerobic capacity tests in wheelchair athletes. An isometric strength test, a sprint test, a Wingate anaerobic test (WAnT), and an aerobic graded exercise test (GXT) were performed by 43 wheelchair athletes on a computerized roller ergometer. …”

Dutta, M. P., Mahanta, S. D., Das, D. M. “…It now has a ton of brand-new games. There were 23, 8, and 400 participating nations, events, and athletes, respectively. …”

Marszalek, J., Organista, N., Esatbeyoglu, F., Ashcroft, L. E., Molik, B. “…Conclusions: In the end, with conclusions pertaining to several eligible impairment groups of lower and/or upper limbs, the separation for upper limb impairment athletes or new impairments criteria for class VS1 needs to be discussed and developed. …”

Kyriakidou, G., Tsalis, G., Evaggelinou, C. “…This study aimed to ascertain whether there were any differences in anthropometrics, heart rate, and swimming performance parameters in athletes with intellectual disabilities (ID) before and after a three-month training break. …”

Busch, A., Kubosch, E. J., Leonhart, R., Meidl, V., Bretthauer, B., Dallmann, P., Steffen, K., Hirschmueller, A. “…Design Prospective cohort study Methods All German Paralympic squad athletes were invited to participate in this study. …”

Trainor, L. R., Bundon, A., Wadey, R., Faulkner, G., Crocker, P. R. E. “…The objective of this study was to explore contextually relevant components of athlete PWB and to gain insight on the make-up of athlete PWB. …”

Lee, R., Pinder, R. A., Haydon, D. S., Winter, L. M., Crowther, R. G. “…A new metric, medal events per included study (MEPIS), was developed. …”

Pierantozzi, E., Maussier, N. “…Until the 2020 PG, Para judoka were classified into three classes based on their visual impairment, however they were fighting together, divided only by gender and weight. Some studies showed that athletes with partial vision tended to outperform athletes who were completely blind in competitive settings. …”

Cornejo, M. I., Roldan, A., Barbado, D., Reina, R. “…Design Cross-sectional study. Methods A total of 146 male cerebral palsy footballers classified into FT1 (n=34), FT2 (n=87), and FT3 (n=25), alongside 12 non-impaired athletes as a control group, participated. …”

Kons, R. L., Dos Santos, D. F. C., Carvalho, R., da Silva, A. F., Lopes-Silva, J. P., Franchini, E., Detanico, D. “…Thus, this study explores the match-related performance in judo Para athletes and verifies the relationship between performance using the old and new classification systems. …”

Ellis, S., Callaway, A., Dyer, B. “…Implications for rehabilitation This paper is the first study to investigate both biomechanical and assistive technology-related issues in the new Paralympic Games sport of Paracanoeing. …”

Carefoot, A., Willick, S. E. “…Recognizing the rapid evolution of Paralympic sports, which includes an increase in participation, increase in media attention, the addition of new sports, and advancements in technology, is essential to understanding the literature on injury characteristics in Para sports. …”

Singh, V., Krishna, N. R., Catalin, C. V., Singh Rajpurohit, R., Bisht, P., Nath, M., Das, R., Bhutia, T. N., Zulbahri, Mario, D. T. “…Introduction- In the past few decades, there has been a notable surge in the number of sport possibilities available to those with disabilities, including elevated training and competitive chances. Athletes with disabilities who are able-bodied have just recently started to garner attention, and research on the psychosocial elements of disabled sports involvement is very new. …”

Leale, I., Petrigna, L., Giustino, V., Pillitteri, G., Barbieri, R. A., Palma, A., Musumeci, G., Battaglia, G. “…CONCLUSIONS: The scientific literature referring to this sport is very scarce, hence the need for new original studies to optimize the SOP proposed.…”

Klimstra, M., Lacroix, M., Jensen, M., Greenshields, J., Geneau, D., Cormier, P., Brodie, R., Commandeur, D., Tsai, M.-C. “…Root mean square error (RMSE), mean absolute error (MAE) and Bland-Altman analysis show very small differences between the wheelchair frame angular velocity calculated from the wheel-mounted IMUs and the wheelchair-frame-mounted IMU. 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. …”