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Amato, A., Cortis, C., Tropea, M., Politi, M., Fusco, A., Musumeci, G. “…This study compared the effects of core (CTG) or mobility training (MTG) on basketball-specific skills in youth players, focusing on dynamic balance. …”

Lipcák, A., Lipková, L., Kalina, T., Michaelides, M., Parpa, K., Paludo, A. C. “…Radar devices, photocell systems and mobile applications were the primary measurement tools utilized. …”

Zhou, Z., Gao, Z., Li, F., Wang, D., Wang, Y., Fekete, G., Gu, Y. “… - Higher coronal-plane coordination variability in elite players suggests greater joint mobility and adaptability to varying task demands. - Foot velocity at ball impact correlated negatively with sagittal-plane hip-knee CRP and positively with horizontal-plane knee-ankle CRP…”

Jiménez Rubio, S., Estévez Rodríguez, J. L., Escamilla Galindo, V., Jiménez-Sáiz, S. L., Del Coso, J. “…The APP was designed to target mobility, stability, strength, multidirectional and sprint skills, which are critical for performance during competitive matches. …”

Sedano, S., Maroto-Izquierdo, S. “…Moreover, significant increases in wellness perception were observed following the foam rolling (p < 0.001, ES = 0.95) and mobility (p < 0.05, ES = 0.88) protocols, with the mobility protocol demonstrating a marginally larger effect size than stretching. …”

Fristrup, B., Krustrup, P., Kristensen, K. H., Rasmussen, S., Aagaard, P. “…Conclusion In conclusion, the force plate, the mobile isometric dynamometer, and dual-beam photocells provide reproducible tools for field-based testing of countermovement jump performance, knee extensor and flexor strength and sprint performance.…”

Roberts, J. C., Zegan, A. M., Fink, A. D., Kubala, J. M. “…Despite the deformity and emergent nature of an inverted patellar dislocation, having patients complete early mobilization activities, including range of motion, and aggressive strengthening and functional progressions may facilitate a quick and safe return to highly intensive and competitive physical activity.…”

Czyznielewska, Z., Gabrys, T., Yagin, F. H., Cepicka, L.

Vianna, K. B., Ribas, L. O., Rodrigues, L. G., Gasparin, G. B., Mendonça, L. D. M., Baroni, B. M. “…These interventions typically encompassed flexibility/mobility, balance/proprioception, lumbo-pelvic stability, and agility exercises, alongside exposure to sprinting. …”

Zhou, Y., Tai, F., yu, S. “…The rapid change of direction mobility was systematically investigated by using outdoor tests, the Illinois 505 Agility Test, the Square Pace Test, the Nebraska Agility Test, and the T-Shape Agility Test. …”

Ressman, J., von Rosen, P., Grooten, W. J. A., Rasmussen-Barr, E. “…During the preseason, we assessed the participants using the SLS and tested their hip strength and ankle mobility. Demographics, previous injury, sleep quality, fear of movement, anxiety, and perceived stress were assessed with questionnaires. …”

Ageberg, E., Bunke, S., Linnéll, J., Moesch, K. “…Results The intervention consisted of end-user-targeted information and training that was made available in a specifically developed interactive mobile application with modules for players, coaches, club administrators, and caregivers. …”

Gavel, E. H., Macreaae, H. Z., Goosey-Tolfrey, V. L., Logan-Sprenger, H. M. “…Purpose To examine, evaluate and synthesize current aerobic and anaerobic field-based mobility and performance tests used in WCB, WCR and WCT. …”

Mkumbuzi, N. S., Chibhabha, F., Govere, F. M., Chiwaridzo, M., Oulo, B. “…Most players (70%; n=28), were able to properly perform the in line lunge but scored poorly in the shoulder mobility domain of the FMS™, with 73% (n=29) scoring =1. …”

Najafabadi, M. G., Shariat, A., Anastasio, A. T., Khah, A. S., Shaw, I., Kavianpour, M. “…Healthy sleeping patterns have also been shown to improve performance in WB players. Wheelchair mobility and biomechanical variables as well as wheelchair size and weight appear to be critical success elements in WB. …”

van Biemen, T., Oudejans, R. R. D., Savelsbergh, G. J. P., Zwenk, F., Mann, D. L. “…Elite and sub-elite referees (elite: N = 5, Mage ± SD = 29.8 ± 4.7yrs, Mexperience ± SD = 14.8 ± 3.7yrs; sub-elite: N = 9, Mage ± SD = 23.1 ± 1.6yrs, Mexperience ± SD = 8.4 ± 1.8yrs) officiated an actual football game while wearing a mobile eye-tracker, with on-field visual search behaviour compared between skill levels when calling a foul (Nelite = 66; Nsub-elite = 92). …”

Perez-Arroniz, M., Calleja-González, J., Zabala-Lili, J., Zubillaga, A. “…Results The knowledge already recollected by authors to be able to apply it on training has been divided in the following chapters: anthropometric profile, conditional and performance profile (sprint, jump, agility, strength, aerobic capacity, mobility, and specific game technique), external load profile, and injury pathological profile. …”

Bauer, J., Muehlbauer, T. “…Pre- and post-training assessments included measures of muscular endurance (Closed Kinetic Chain Upper Extremity Stability Test [CKCUEST] and the Bourban test), shoulder mobility/stability (Upper Quarter Y Balance [YBT-UQ] test), and throwing velocity. …”

van Paridon, K. N., Lally, J., Robertson, P. J., Basevitch, I., Timmis, M. A. “…Starting with the ball in hand and wearing a mobile eye tracker throughout, participants were required to score a try against a defender. …”

Domínguez-Navarro, J., Benitez-Martínez, J. C., Ricart-Luna, B., Cotolí-Suárez, P., Blasco-Igual, J. M., Casaña-Granell, J. “…This study aimed to evaluate, in an isolated and relative manner, hip abductor (ABD) and adductor (AD) strength and to study the extent to which these factors are related to balance and ankle dorsiflexion mobility in young elite female basketball players. …”