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Kramers, S., Carrier-Laforte, S.,, Camiré, M. “…Through time-hopping snapshot vignettes, Sophie`s learning journey is presented as they attempt to figure out what to fight for, grow through discomforts and unknowns, and experience progress. Sophie believed that their "mind shifted" towards becoming a "better coach" throughout the collaboration, developing their critical consciousness to change oppressive social conditions in sport. …”

Williams, R. R., Somerson, J. S. “…Most surgeons would release their patients to return to shooting sports 12 weeks after surgery. It is unknown how shooting affects implant fixation in vivo.…”

Lindinger, S., Karczewska-Lindinger, M., Piitulaine, H., Giangrande, A., Piirainen, J. “…The motor control can be divided to spinal and supra-spinal components, which`s contribution can be quantified using Hoffmann-reflex (H-reflex) and volitional wave (V-wave) methods, respectively, during both isometric (Aagaard et al. 2002) and dynamic conditions (Alkjaer et al. 2013). However, it is unknown how feasible these responses would be to study more challenging multi-joint dynamic tasks like cross-country skiing. …”

Werkhausen, A., Lundervold, A., Gløersen, Ø. “…The human musculoskeletal system is well adapted to use energy-efficient muscle-tendon mechanics during walking and running, but muscle behaviour during on-snow locomotion is unknown. Here, we examined muscle and muscle-tendon unit behaviour during diagonal-style cross-country roller skiing at three speed and incline conditions to examine whether skiers can exploit energy-saving mechanisms of the muscle-tendon unit. …”

Werkhausen, A., Lundervold, A., Gløersen, Ø. “…INTRODUCTION: The human musculoskeletal system is well adapted to use energy efficient muscle-tendon mechanics during walking and running 1, but muscle behaviour during snow locomotion is unknown. The presence of a stretch-shortening cycle during diagonal style skiing 2 indicates the potential for similar mechanisms as during running. …”

Lindinger, S., Piitulainen, H., Karczewska-Lindinger, M., Giangrande, A., Piirainen, J. M. “…The motor control can be divided to spinal and supraspinal components, which`s contribution can be quantified using Hoffmann-reflex (H-reflex) and volitional wave (V-wave) methods, respectively, during both isometric (Aagaard et al. 2002) and dynamic conditions (Alkjaer et al. 2013). However, it is unknown how feasible these responses would be to study more challenging multi-joint dynamic tasks like cross-country skiing. …”

Severin, A. C., Podolski, M., Sandback, Ø., Kocbach, J., Baumgart, J. K. “…The sport is performed across different terrains (uphill, downhill, flat), but it remains unknown whether cer tain terrain types affect performance in the different classes disproportionally. …”

Anastasio, F., La Macchia, T., Rossi, G., D`Abbondanza, M., Curcio, R., Vaudo, G., Pucci, G. “…BACKGROUND: Mid- and long-term sequelae of COVID-19 on cardiorespiratory fitness are unknown. Aim of the study was to assess the mid-term impact of mild-moderate COVID-19 on cardiorespiratory fitness evaluated by cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPET) in élite athletes. …”

Myint, J., Latham, K., Mann, D., Gomersall, P., Wilkins, A. J., Allen, P.M. “…Rifle shooting represents an ideal sport for persons with vision impairment (VI) because the direction of the rifle can be guided by auditory information when vision is impaired. However, it is unknown whether those with some remaining vision when shooting with auditory guidance would be at an advantage when compared with those with no vision at all. …”

Nesheim, O. S., Bentengen, D. H., Eikevåg, S. W., Steinert, M. “…This article investigates human geometry in design, allowing exploration of unknown geometries in Paralympic sports equipment. …”

Maier, T., Meister, D., Trösch, S., Wehrlin, J. P. “…Shooting in biathlon competitions substantially influences final rankings, but the predictability of hits and misses is unknown. The aims of the current study were A) to explore factors influencing biathlon shooting performance and B) to predict future hits and misses. …”

Jerome, S. P. “…The exact mechanism behind OTS is unknown. Consensus has been reached among exercise science professionals that 1) an imbalance between stress load and recovery leads to OTS; 2) OTS exists on a spectrum of possible outcomes from different exercise/rest ratios; and 3) exercise is only one part of systemic stress that can lead to OTS. …”

Vesterinen, V., Hynynen, E., Mikkola, J., Nummela, A. “…Work economy is often studied when the work rate is unknown, and is determined by the oxygen uptake at a defined submaximal speed. …”

Bartoluci, S., Doupona-Topic, M. “…When he won a bronze medal for Croatia in 2009, his sport (biathlon) was almost completely unknown to the Croatian public. However, he later appeared in media headlines when he announced his transfer to Slovenia in order to gain better training conditions. …”

Hallén, J., Landgraff, H. W., Sarvari, S. I., Aaeng, A., Ansari, H., Edvardsen, T. “…Furthermore, if these relationships are true also in children is unknown. This study aimed to investigate if there is an association between resting LV EDV and VO2max in a group of prepubertal Norwegian crosscountry skiers. …”

Gejl, K. D., Hvid, L. G., Willis, S. J., Andersson, E., Holmberg, H. C., Jensen, R., Frandsen, U., Hansen, J., Plomgaard, P., Ørtenblad, N. “…The effects of short-term high-intensity exercise on single fiber contractile function in humans are unknown. Therefore, the purposes of this study were: (a) to access the acute effects of repeated high-intensity exercise on human single muscle fiber contractile function; and (b) to examine whether contractile function was affected by alterations in the redox balance. …”

Haaland, N. H. “…The content of the ski base material were unknown, there is found that both type of bases tested contains Fluor. …”

Rombach, R., Wassong, S. “…In the Paralympic summer games in London 2012 a before unknown interest in visitors and as well in media presence was obvious. …”

Toftegaard, Ø., Reid, R., Gilgien, M., Jacobsen, V., Smith, G. “…Whether this was due to technique choice or to fatigue is unknown.…”

Bakker, E., Federolf, P. “…A large proportion of elite cross-country (XC) skiers suffer from chronic anterior compartment syndrome (CACS), however, it remains largely unknown what factors may trigger or aggravate this condition (Lawson et al., 1992). …”