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Esatbeyoglu, F., Gultekin, B., Kayiran, H. “…The participants` amputation levels were reported as transhumeral (n=1), knee disarticulation (n=3), transtibial (n=3), and transfemoral (n=5). …”

Hartmann, T., Kiselev, N., Claussen, M., Imboden, C., Stoffel, O., Heiniger, A., Acarturk, C., Kreinbucher-Bekerle, C., Schaub, M. “…Objective The scientific studies on the mental health and substance use among elite para-athletes are rare (Lardi et al., in preparation; Lüdi et al., 2023). …”

Y. Tian, X. Chen, Y. Liu, G. Sun, Z. Zhou, C. Liu, B. Huo “…Scientific Reports…”

Seifert, L., Létocart, A., Guignard, B., Regaieg, M. A. “…Scientific Reports…”

de Oliveira, F. C. L., Williamson, S., Ardern, C. L., Heron, N., van Rensburg, D. C. J., Jansen, M. G. T., O'Connor, S., Schoonmade, L., Thornton, J., Pluim, B. M. “…Results will be disseminated through scientific publications and conferences to audiences interested in Paralympic sports.…”

Pradon, D., Diry, A., Mahieu, M., Li, T., Amelon-Petit, C. “…INTRODUCTION: The scientific literature identifying the physiological and biomechanical factors of performance in able-bodied rowers allows for the characterization of expectations in both novice and high-level rowers (Lawton 2012, Smith 2012). …”

Rum, L., Romagnoli, R., Boraschi, A., Lazich, A., Sciarra, T., Balletti, N., Piacentini, M. F., Bergamini, E. “…INTRODUCTION: In Paralympic sport, the evaluation of athlete`s characteristics within the domain of performance-impairment relationship is the basis of classification to guarantee a fair competition [1]. At present, the scientific literature on Paralympic powerlifting is very limited and the evidence-based knowledge about such aspects is sparse. …”

Breda, F. L., Manchado-Gobatto, F. B., de Barros Sousa, F. A., Beck, W. R., Pinto, A., Papoti, M., Scariot, P. P. M., Gobatto, C. A. “…Scientific Reports…”

Russo, A., Invernizzi, P. L., Scurati, R., Ceruso, R., Altavilla, G. “…This means that of all the reported values, it is the only one that directly affects performance.…”

Reina, R., Iturricastillo, A., Castillo, D., Urbán, T., Yanci, J. “…However, the development of measurements for exploring the relationships between the athletes' impairment and their activity limitation is a considerable scientific challenge in team Paralympic sport such as 7-side football (ie, CP Football). …”

Garcia-Carrillo, E., Ramirez-Campillo, R. “…Tapering is used to maximize performance and reduce fatigue levels before athletic competitions. However, scientific evidence regarding Paralympic athletes is scarce. …”

Pecnikar Oblak, V., Karpljuk, D., Šimenko, J., Vodicar, J. “…Since judo for the blind is a Paralympic discipline, there are some more professional and scientific articles about judokas with a physical disability, especially blind, visually impaired and deaf athletes, but there are only a few about judokas with mental disability. …”

Hobbs, S. J., St George, L., Reed, J., Stockley, R., Thetford, C., Sinclair, J., Williams, J., Nankervis, K., Clayton, H. M. “…Previous studies have attempted to quantify performance with able-bodied riders using scientific methods; however, definitive measures have yet to be established for the horse and/or the rider. …”

Roberts, J. W., Thompson, B., Leat, S. J., Dalton, K. “…Scientific Reports…”

Willwacher, S., Funken, J., Heinrich, K., Müller, R., Hobara, H., Grabowski, A. M., Brüggemann, G. P., Potthast, W. “…Scientific Reports…”

“…While there is no scientific evidence that high altitude training can improve sea level performance, many experts still believe you can use altitude training to lift your performances to new and higher heights! …”