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    Biomechanical analysis of elite javelin thrower of Pakistan

    Nazeer, M. T., Tahir, M. A., Walee, R.
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    A study on mechanical changes during the middle phase of the long jump approach run

    Phukon, A. J., Dhar, K.
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    The effect of age on sprinting performance during acceleration in long jump athletes

    Mironov, A. O., Gerasimov, M. V., Vinogradova, O. P., Spiridonov, E. A.
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    Differences in throwing kinematics due to changes in run-up speed in javelin throwing

    Makino, M., Nakayama, K., Ando, Y., Tauchi, K.
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    Relationship between maximal jumping height in pole vault and the approach-run velocity evaluated by digitising method or laser method

    Kobayashi, F., Noro, A., Hatakeyama, S., Shinohara, Y., Otsuka, M.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2025)
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    Influence of kinetic factors on javelin throw performance

    Palaniyappan, R., Sundar, V., Dhamodharan, V.
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    Jumping with control: the interplay between psychological constructs and run-up variability in elite jumpers

    Moura, L. d. P., Moura, N. A., Moura, T. F. d. P., Moura, T. B. M. A., Brandão, M. R. F.
    Published in Frontiers in Psychology (2024)
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    Finding the flow (approach training and practice)

    Dellemann, M.
    Published in Techniques Magazine (2023)
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    Approaching greatness (managing approach run length in horizontal jump training and competition)

    Schexnayder, B.
    Published in Techniques Magazine (2023)
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    The high jump (principles vs. pictures)

    Thomas, S.
    Published in Techniques Magazine (2023)
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    Speed characteristics of jumpers in a running triple jump

    Salamatov, M. B.
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    Comparison of muscle activity in lower extremities between high jumpers and general athletes during running single-leg vertical jump over different distances

    Hsu, T. M., Huang, B. X., Nai, H. F., Lin, J. Z.
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    Factors in javelin hrow that result in differences in throwing records between throwers with similar approach velocities

    Takigawa, H., Tauchi, K.
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    Success to clear the bar in elite pole vaulters is affected by step frequency perturbation

    Theodorou, S. A., Panoutsakopoulos, V., Exell, T. A., Cassirame, J., Sanchez, H., Kotzamanidou, M. C.
    Published in Journal of Human Kinetics (2023)
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    Bestimmung von Schrittzeiten im Speerwurf mittels eines Inertialsensorsystems (Determination of step times in the javelin throw using an inertial sensor system)

    Tiedemann, S., Edelmann-Nusser, J., Witte, K.
    Published in dvs-Biomechanik 2023 Tagungsband (2023)
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    Factor analysis of the biomechanical parameters of pole vault run-up and takeoff: exploring sports performance

    Li, X., Xia, Z., Lui, F., Guo, J., Wu, X., Lui, X
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2022)
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    Effect of hurdling step strategy on the kinematics of the hurdle clearance technique

    Rowley, L. J., Churchill, S. M., Dunn, M., Wheat, J.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2024)
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    An examination of kinematic parameters related to pole vault performance

    Enoki, S., Nakayama, K., Takigawa, H., Kuramochi, R.
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    Curved approach in high jump induces greater jumping height without greater joint kinetic exertions than straight approach

    Sado, N., Yoshioka, S., Fukashiro, S.
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    High jump approach mapping: a new way to develop a consistent high jump approach

    Jonas, D.
    Published in Techniques Magazine (2021)
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