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    Handgrip strength asymmetry in female basketball players: The critical role of arm position and the challenge of statistical power

    Panoutsakopoulos, V., Schwarz, A. V., Merkou, E., Savvoulidis, S., Kotzamanidou, M. C., Papadakis, Z.
    Published in Sports (2025)
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    Integration of a knee flexor bias or hip hinge bias resistance training program with combined high-speed running in academy soccer players

    Ross, S., Ripley, N. J., McMahon, J. J., Comfort, P. “…angel…”
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    Variation in nordic hamstring exercise force-angle relationship measures during a professional senior soccer season

    Vazoukis, A., Weaving, D., Walker, J., Emmonds, S. “…angel…”
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    Assessing isometric hip strength in young professional soccer players: Does hip-flexion angle matter?

    Taylor, J., Pallotta, H., Hunter, M., Wright, M. “…angel…”
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    The influence of the lower limb components on genu varum in football players: a full leg length magnetic resonance imaging study

    Isin, A., Köse, Ö., Ak, E., Yetim, E. E., Çevikol, C., Melekoglu, T. “…angel…”
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    Can isokinetic strength training be an alternative to machine-based strength training?

    Cengizel, Ç. Ö., Pekel, H. A.
    Published in Medicina dello Sport (2023)
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    Discrete hamstring: quadriceps strength ratios do not represent angle-specific ratios in Premier League soccer players

    Lunn, D. E., Nicholson, G., Cooke, M., Crespo, R., Robinson, T., Price, R. J., Walker, J. “…angel…”
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    Profile of ankle isokinetic strength and proprioception in elite female handball players

    Eler, N., Eler, S., Cobanoglu, G., Karatay, G. M., Güzel, N. A. “…angel…”
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    Regional phase angle, not whole-body, is augmented in response to pre-season in professional soccer players

    Honorato, R. D. C., Ferraz, A. S. M., Kassiano, W., Martins, P. C., Silva, D. A. S., Ceccatto, V. M.
    Published in Research in Sports Medicine (2023)
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    Bilateral knee joint isokinetic muscle strength and angle specific balance ratio in soccer players

    Yilmaz, E., Aydin, T., Kilic, S., Toluk, Ö. “…angel…”
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    Comparison of dominant and nondominant leg strength and hamstring: Quadriceps ratio in professional basketball players

    Aslankeser, Z., Ceylan, B., Revan, S.
    Published in Kinesiologia Slovenica (2022)
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    The effect of fatigue on kinematics and kinetics of basketball dribbling with changes of direction

    Li, F., Rupcic, T., Knjaz, D.
    Published in Kinesiology (2021)
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    Comparison of knee and hip kinematics during landing and cutting between elite male football and futsal players

    Daneshjoo, A., Nobari, H., Kalantari, A., Amiri-Khorasani, M., Abbasi, H., Rodal, M., Pérez-Gómez, J., Ardigò, L. P.
    Published in healthcare (2021)
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    Analysing patterns of coordination and patterns of control during a maximal instep kick in association football using novel data visualisation techniques in vector coding

    Needham, R. A., Gosling, J. A., Naemi, R., Hamill, J., Chockalingam, N. “…angel…”
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    Angle-specific isokinetic metrics highlight strength training needs of elite youth soccer players

    Eustace, S. J., Page, R. M., Greig, M. “…angel…”
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    Association between knee-to-hip flexion ratio during single-leg vertical landings, and strength and range of motion in professional soccer players

    Leporace, G., Tannure, M., Zeitoune, G., Metsavaht, L., Marocolo, M., Souto Maior, A.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2020)
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    Monitoring the improvement of muscle performance using isokinetic dynamometry: A comparative analysis based on the full range of motion vs. the valid isokinetic sector

    Ozdemir, C., Ozgünen, K., Sarpel, T., Günasti, O., Bildircin, C., Coskun, F., Kurdak, S. S.
    Published in Isokinetics and Exercise Science (2018)
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    Using microtechnology to quantify torso angle during match-play in field hockey

    Warman, G. E., Cole, M. H., Johnston, R. D., Chalkley, D., Pepping, G. J. “…angel…”
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    Strength and endurance training reduces the loss of eccentric hamstring torque observed after soccer specific fatigue

    Matthews, M. J., Heron, K., Todd, S., Tomlinson, A., Jones, P., Delextrat, A., Cohen, D. D.
    Published in Physical Therapy in Sport (2017)
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    Erprobung eines Kraft- und Beweglichkeitstests zur Diagnose von Risikofaktoren für Schulterverletzungen - dargestellt am Beispiel von jugendlichen Handballspielern (Testing a strength and mobility test for the diagnosis of risk factors for shoulder injuries - exemplified by young handball players)

    Schleichardt, A., Dee, R., Ueberschär, O., Fichtner, I. “…angel…”
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