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Zimmerman, C., Le Flao, E., Cecchi, N. J., Towns, J. A., Sami, S., Zeineh, M., Grant, G., Camarillo, D. B. “…However, there is limited research on repetitive head impact exposure in wrestling, and how it compares to football is unknown. Therefore, this study explores repetitive head impacts in Division 1 collegiate wrestlers (n = 11, age = 20 ± 2 years, 125-285 lbs) during the 2019-2020 wrestling season. …”

Valladares, D. L. Mateu, L. A. B., Faudes, J. R. “…However, not all sports teams have this assessment; a sample of them is the high-performance judo team from Arica, in which the injuries present in its athletes are unknown. This fact motivated the realization of the present study, which aimed to identify through the ultrasound study, the injuries and the predisposing factors of injuries, more frequent in judokas belonging to the Arica High-Performance Center. …”

Share, B. L., Edwards, R. B., Whyte, D. G. “…Fencers require a high level of protective equipment that limits evaporative heat loss, putting athletes at potential risk of dehydration; however, fluid balance during competitive fencing is unknown. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to describe fluid balance in youth and adult fencers during a competitive fencing tournament. …”

Novakovsky, S. V., Maksimovich, V. A., Rudenik, V. V. “…We developed, based on the sound theoretical provisions, the technical and tactical training model for Greco-Roman wrestling sport as a harmonized staged system designed to master motor skills on a situation-specific, proactive and creative basis - first in the eased modeled conditions; second in the focused motor skill trainings to effectively use the basic well-trained motor skill toolkit in competitive bouts; third, in the focused-creative motor skill trainings to make the athlete fit for finding best solutions under time pressure in every known motor situation; and fourth, in the creative motor skill / motor actions trainings to help find the best solutions of motor tasks in the unknown motor situations. The technical and tactical training model is recommended for practical application in wrestling sports as it was proved beneficial for the training service quality.…”

Fasczewski, K. S., Powell, S. M., Stevens, N. R., Skinner, J. W. “…Data from other sports suggest these methods can negatively affect body image (BI) and physical health and put athletes at risk for disordered eating behaviors, but the actual impact in wrestling is unknown. The present study examined the relationship between perceptions of masculinity and BI to eating disorder (ED) risk in male collegiate wrestlers. …”

Nicot Balón, R. G., Ríos Hernández, A. N., Quevedo Espinoza, C. V. “…There are specific terrain tests, but it is unknown how much they differ from the outcome in the combat. …”

Chung, J. W., Lim, B. O., Cho, J. H., Lee, K. H. “…BACKGROUND: Although sites and types of injury frequently occurring in fencers have been well described, the type of injury caused by the use of fencing movements is still unknown. This study aimed to provide basic data for injury prevention by understanding the sports injury status in fencers. …”

Ulan, A., Shynkaruk, O. “…For fencers is proposed the approach of accounting for functional asymmetry with its accentuation and redistribution of load on the unknown side, the formation of cross-asymmetry. Is developed the algorithm of orientation of training of young athletes with the account of functional asymmetry and are systematized general and special tests for its definition in initial stages of long-term preparation. …”

Atherstone, C., Siegel, M., Schmitt-Matzen, E., Sjoblom, S., Jackson, J., Blackmore, C., Neatherlin, J. “…During December 8-9, 13 wrestlers from school A received positive SARS-CoV-2 test results (Figure), including nine who were symptomatic, two who were asymptomatic, and two for whom symptom status at time of specimen collection was unknown. Local public health officials in the three counties initiated an investigation† and tested specimens from an additional 40 attendees from nine of the 10 participating schools. …”

Lambert, C., Pfeiffer, T., Lambert, M., Brozat, B., Lachmann, D., Shafizadeh, S., Akoto, R. “…Side differences in the limb symmetry index during hop tests have been rarely investigated in uninjured athletes. Unknown differences can result in false interpretation of hop tests and affect return to sport decision. …”

Nicot Balón, R. G., Rios Hernández, A. N., Quevedo Espinoza, C. V. “…There are specific terrain tests, but it is unknown how much they differ from the outcome in the combat. …”

Masuchi, K., Kobayashi, Y., Kanamaru, Y., Ono, T., Akimoto, H., Norikane, S., Ogura, D., Matsui, T. “…However, the conditioning methods in judo training are largely unknown. To create basal data for the conditioning in judo training, we here examined the physiological and psychological conditions at a judo training camp in male university judokas. …”

Caccese, B., Bodt, A., Iverson, L., Kaminski, W., Bryk, K., Oldham, J., Broglio, S. P., McCrea, M., McAllister, T., Buckley, A. “…Background: Collegiate football players who started playing tackle football before age 12 years did not show worse neuropsychological test performance than those who started playing tackle football after age 12 years. It is unknown if beginning other contact sports, such as lacrosse, at a younger age is associated with worse neurocognitive performance, greater psychological distress, or worse postural stability in collegiate student athletes. …”

Yagmur, R., Isik, O., Kilic, Y., Dogan, I. “…Unknown…”

Koyama, K., Hirokawa, M., Yoshitaka, Y., Yamauchi, J. “…Whether practicing in judo influences the muscle strength and morphological characteristics of the foot is unknown. The purpose of this study was to determine the toe flexor muscle strength and morphological characteristics of the foot in judo athletes. …”

Oleksy, M., Kalina, R. M., Mosler, D., Jagiello, W. “…Despite the popularity of judo therapy in Japan, the clinical effects of shime waza are unknown. The studies aim to validate the quasi-apparatus shime waza test (QASWT) from two perspectives: the safety of practising judo and clinical applications. …”

Thomas, R. E., Zamanpour, K. “…The differences may be due to the small number of databases providing specific data and the unknown proportion of training injuries. Databases extrapolating injuries to the national US level reported high annual numbers. …”

James, L. P., Haff, G. G., Kelly, V. G., Beckman, E. M. “…Furthermore, while MMA incorporates techniques from both grappling and striking sports, it is unknown precisely how these disciplines differ physiologically. …”

Miyake, K., Matsui, T., Sato, T., Yokoyama, T., Takezawa, T., Kawabata, K., Akimoto, H. “…Although the IJF Rules has facilitated dynamic judo in international competitions, their effects on the competition contents in the AJJC are still unknown. Here, we aimed to clarify whether the introduction of the IJF Rules facilitated dynamic judo in the AJJC. …”

Cutrufello, P. T., Dixon, C. B. “…Acute fluid consumption (approximately 1 L) has been shown to reduce urine specific gravity (Usg) among subjects after an overnight fast, yet it is unknown if Usg may be reduced among subjects who have experienced exercise-induced fluid loss. …”