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    The effects of different focus cues and motor learning strategies on landing mechanics in male handball players

    Orangi, B. M., Ghanati, H. A., Basereh, A., Hesar, N. G. Z., Jones, P. A.
    Published in Scientific Reports (2025)
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    Implementing the reverse acute to chronic workload ratio model to improve movement capacity and roster availability: An example using data from the NFL

    Short, T., Yamada, P. M. “…Here we use the ACWR concept and previously reported in-game data derived from the National Football League to show how to reverse engineer the targeted number of efforts and distances to assist in preparatory pre-season training program design. …”
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    Analysis of the handball rule 'zero step' in open and closed motor performance programs

    Gruic, I., Vlah, I.
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    Injuries in women and men handball players: What do coaches need to know? A comprehensive analysis over three seasons and 154 games

    Andreottola, G., Ongaro, A., Ferreira, J., Crognale, D.
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    Bone mineral density in elite male athletes according to different sports: a systematic review

    Raškovic, B., Dimitrijevic, V., Vukadinovic Jurišic, M., Javorac, D., Kojic, M., Cvetkovic, M., Obradovic, B.
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    Comparison of three "acute:chronic" workload ratio methods to monitor professional rugby union players` workload as a function of positions during pre-season period

    Ren, X., Boisbluche, S., Demy, M., Ding, S., Prioux, J. “…In addition, as a common method of analyzing data in team sports2, no scientific research has reported to quantify the variability of all acute chronic workload ratio (ACWR) models in pre-season training for RU. …”
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    Developmental activities of elite junior hockey players: an analysis of early sport specialization

    Garland, W. J., Smith, K. L., Dixon, J. C., Horton, S. “…Early sport specialization is a popular and contentious topic in the scientific literature and popular media. The lure of extrinsic rewards has led to increasing rates of specialization among young athletes, while expert recommendations promote multisport participation. …”
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    Influence of limb dominance on body and jump asymmetries in elite female handball

    Carrasco-Fernández, L., García-Sillero, M., Jurado-Castro, J. M., Borroto-Escuela, D. O., García-Romero, J., Benítez-Porres, J.
    Published in Scientific Reports (2023)
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    Prevalence and implementation of small-sided games in rugby union: A preliminary survey study

    Wintershoven, K., Beaven, C. M., Gill, N. D., McMaster, D. T. “…Eighty-five percent of coaches (n = 98; 85%) reported using SSG every 1 to 3 sessions. 3v3 (top 1) and 5v5 (top 3) were the most popular formats. …”
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    Characteristics of external loads of Hockey5s associated with the new version of U16 youth field hockey competition

    Konarski, J. M., Andrzejewski, M., Konefal, M., Chmura, P., Skrzypczak, M., Zahalka, F., Maly, T., Malina, R. M.
    Published in Scientific Reports (2023)
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    Application of tactical periodization to preseason training period in professional rugby union players

    Hu, X. “…., Strength, ndurance, and Speed days) that allow corresponding three crucial physical capacities development [1, 2]. However, no scientific research has reported the effects of three TP acquisition days during the preseason training on physiological characteristics in rugby union (RU). …”
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    Relative age effect and performance in elite youth male basketball

    Tascioglu, R., Atalag, O., Yuksel, Y., Kocaeksi, S., Güven, G., Akyildiz, Z., Nobari, H.
    Published in Scientific Reports (2023)
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    Physical demands during official competitions in elite handball: a systematic review

    García-Sánchez, C., Navarro, R. M., Karcher, C., de la Rubia, A “…The aim of this systematic review was to summarise the available scientific evidence associated with physical demands during official competitions in elite handball according to playing positions, competition level and gender. …”
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    Effects of additional plyometric training on the jump performance of elite male handball players: a systematic review

    Jakši´c, D., Mari¡ci´c, S., Maksimovi´c, N., Bianco, A., Sekuli´c, D., Foreti´c, N., Drid, P. “…According to the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis, six studies were selected after a systematic search through four digital databases: Web of Science, PubMed, Scopus, and ScienceDirect. …”
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    How should athletes coping with COVID-19: Focus on severity and psychological support

    Han, Q., Li, X., Wang, Z.
    Published in Frontiers in Psychology (2021)
    “…Methods: We extracted public data and news reports of the up-to-date first seven cases of elite athletes with COVID-19 confirmed in China and made psychological recommendations based on scientific evidence. …”
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    Effect of core training on skill performance among athletes: A systematic review

    Lou, S., Soh, K. G., Soh, K. L., Sun, H., Modh Nasiruddin, N. J., Du, C., Zhai, X.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2022)
    “…Methods: The data in this study were reported using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guideline. …”
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    Shooting speed differences between playing positions in top level handball

    Foretic, N., Pavlinovic, V., Versic, S.
    Published in SportMont (2022)
    “…Anyhow, there is a lack of scientific data considering shooting speed between different playing positions. …”
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    Primary periphyseal stress injuries in young athletes: a systematic review

    Caine, D., Meyers, R., Nguyen, J., Schöffl, V., Maffulli, N.
    Published in Sports Medicine (2022)
    “…Results: Our initial search uncovered 128 original published scientific articles reporting relevant data on PPSIs. …”
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    The underpinning factors of NBA game-play performance: a systematic review (2001-2020)

    Huyghe, T., Alcaraz, P. E., Calleja-González, J., Bird, S. P.
    Published in The Physician and Sportsmedicine (2022)
    “…To the best of the authors` knowledge, this systematic review presents the first attempt to systematically amalgamate and appraise the scientific literature published in the XXI Century, following a constraints-led approach (CLA). …”
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    Neck strength in Rugby Union players: a systematic review of the literature

    Chavarro-Nieto, C., Beaven, M., Gill, N., Hébert-Losier, K.
    Published in The Physician and Sportsmedicine (2021)
    “…The incidence and severity of concussion injuries are increasing every year. Scientific evidence indicates that neck strength and girth could play a role in preventing head and neck injuries, or at least mitigating their severity. …”
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