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    Analysis of the dependence between jumping takeoff and athropometric indicators of female figure skaters

    Yordanova, T. “…The maximum force in all types of jumps increases with increasing indicators of height, weight, length of the lower limbs, chest circumference, shoulder width, while the width of the pelvis does not affect the strength of the takeoff. …”
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    Research on anthropometric factors and balance stability of figure skaters

    Yordanova, T. “…There is a worsening of the balance in the increase of anthropometric parameters - height, weight and chest circumference. Balance fluctuations in the Romberg position are significantly dependent on the weight and chest circumference, while the height of the skaters affects the balance - with increasing amplitude there is also an increase in balance fluctuations in the landing position after a jump, i.e. the balance is unstable, which is explained by a higher placement of the center of gravity of the body.…”
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    Sports-related Fractures, Dislocations and Trauma. Advanced On- and Off-field Management

    M. Khodaee, A. L. Waterbrook, M. Gammons
    Published 2020
    “…Deu, Morteza Khodaee; Pages 693-702 Other Sports-Related Trauma Chest Trauma; Jeffrey P. Feden; Pages 705-713 Abdominal Trauma; Jaron Santelli, Jeremiah W. …”
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    Exercise-induced asthma in figure skaters

    Mannix, E. T., Farber, M. O., Palange, P., Galassetti, P., Manfredi, F.
    Published in Chest (1996)
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