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    The effects of strength and conditioning training program on front crawl swimming performance, core muscle activity and force performance in swimming athletes

    Kwok, W. Y.
    Published 2024
    “…Hong Kong…”
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    SARS-CoV-2 infection decreases cardiorespiratory fitness and time-trial performance even two months after returning to regular training — Insights from a longitudinal case series o...

    Deng, S., Yin, M., Chen, Z., Deng, J., Wang, Z., Li, Y., Lyu, M., Zhang, B., Zhu, S., Hu, S., Nassis, G. P., Li, Y. “…Hong Kong…”
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    Investigating the association between supraspinatus tendon abnormality, shoulder pain and isokinetic strength in elite swimmers: A cross-sectional study

    So, B. C. L., Lau, S. C. T., Kwok, W. Y., Tse, D. H. T., Man, S. S. “…We hypothesized that structural abnormality of supraspinatus tendons positively associated with shoulder pain and negatively associated with shoulder muscle strength among elite swimmers. 44 elite swimmers were recruited from the Hong Kong China Swimming Association. Supraspinatus tendon condition was evaluated using diagnostic ultrasound imaging and shoulder internal and external rotation strength was evaluated by the isokinetic dynamometer. …”
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    Research on swimming force model of athletes based on Bernoulli's law

    Wang, Q., Yang, Y., Meng, X., Sun, X., Qi, J. “…Hong Kong…”
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    The application of training monitoring for synchronized swimming

    Xu, J., Zhang, X., Feng, L., Lu, Y., Zhang, L., Yuan, T., Wang, N. Collective title: “…Sport science and elite training programme for world class performance. 25-26 October 2013. Hong Kong Sports Institute, Hong Kong, China…”
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    Enhancement of swimming endurance by oral administration of clustered water

    Chen, D., Wang, A., Lorenzen, L. H., Zhu, K., Mohr, K., Bottom, M., Zhou, M., Wang, Z. Y. “…Clustered water (CW) was provided by CSI, USA; the control water was distilled water (DW) purchased from Watson Co. Hong Kong, China. HPLC analysis indicated that the purity was not significantly different between CW and DW at 254 nm and 380 nm wavelength. …”
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    A preliminary study on the measuring training intensity in swimming

    Lei, S., Chang, X. “…The Hong Kong Journal of Sports Medicine and Sports…”
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    XXth International Symposium on Biomechanics in Sports

    Published 2002
    “…Chu, Bai-ming Zhang and Kenneth Mau THE ADJUSTMENT OF LEG STIFFNESS DURING DYNAMIC EXERCISE AND DOWNWARD STEPPING FOR ELDERLY: Yu Liu, Rong-Jun Ji, Yi-Fang Lee HE DEVELOPMENT OF A MUSCULO-SKELETAL MODEL FOR THE ESTIMATION OF FORCE PRODUCTION AND POWER THE TRANSFER BY LOWER LIMB MUSCLES DURING EXPLOSIVE EXTENSION MOVEMENTS: António Veloso, Paulo Armada-da-Silva & João Abrantes THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT SKILL OF CHILDREN IN HONG KONG: Wan-ka Chan, Youlian Hong and Daniel Fong THE DISTANCE COVERED OF SOCCER AND RUGBY REFEREES DURING THE MATCH USING A MOBILE "GPS" Takayuki Ishii, Takuya Masuda, Hiroyasu Kurogi, Shuichiroh Yabuno and Hiroh Yamamoto THE EFFECT OF A DAMPING ELEMENT IN TENNIS RACKETS: Wolfgang Potthast, Oliver Bloch, Susanne Ochel, Gert-Peter Brüggemann. …”
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