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    (Low) energy availability and its association with injury occurrence in competitive dance: cross-sectional analysis in female dancers

    Prus, D., Mijatovic, D., Hadzic, V., Ostojic, D., Versic, S., Zenic, N., Jezdimirovic, T., Drid, P., Zaletel, P.
    Published in Medicina (2022)
    “…Lithuania…”
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    Conceptual model of the educational presumptions of the coordination of collaboration and competition capabilities in dancesport

    Armas, A., Šniras, A. “…Lithuania…”
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    Effect of pilates method on 6-10-year-old dancesport dancers' physiological responses

    Tumonyte, G., Aleksandravièiene, R., Zaièenkoviene, K. “…Lithuania…”
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    Assessment of Skater`s Movements Technique outside the Ice Surface Based on Foot Interaction with the Support

    Bykov, D.
    Published in Sporto Mokslas-Sport Science (2017)
    “…Lithuania…”
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    Pagrindiniu dailiojo ciuožimo elementu mokymas naudojant pagalbinius pratimus (Methodology of teaching basic gliding elements in figure skating using lead-up exercises)

    Paramonova, N., Meliochin, A., Tokarevskaja, I.
    Published in Sporto Mokslas-Sport Science (2015)
    “…Lithuania…”
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    Models and interactions of intensive training and sport performance of 14-15-year old athletes in rhythmic gymnastics

    Rutkauskaite, R., Skarbalius, A. “…Lithuania…”
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    Quantitative and qualitative analysis of international standing in group competition in the sport of rhythmic gymnastics

    Kwitniewska, A., Dornowski, M., Hökelmann, A. “…In the final analysis results of national teams from Poland, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Japan and Lithuania were taken into consideration. Each team included 5 participant plus one substitute, aged 16-25 (senior group), practicing rhythmic gymnastics for 11 years. …”
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    Training and sport performance in rhythmic gymnastics during competition period

    Rutkauskaite, R., Skarbalius, A. “…Lithuania…”
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