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    Factors that contribute to winning medals in international soft tennis events

    Kusubori, S., Tanaka, T. “…The results showed that South Korea (KOR) has won more gold medals on clay courts, and CTP on hard courts than the other courts, respectively. …”
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    Applications of psychological skills training for Paralympic table tennis athletes

    Lim, T.-H., Jang, C.-Y., O`Sullivan, D., Oh, H. “…Demokratiska Folkrepubliken Korea…”
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    A service yips experiences in badminton players

    Jeon, J.-Y., Kim, H.-J., Kim, J.-S., Park, S.-H.
    Published in Korean Journal of Sport Science (2021)
    “…Korea…”
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    Physical fitness and characteristic analysis of korean national prospective badminton team members stratified by gender and game type

    Chai, J. H., Kim, H. K. Subjects: “…South Korea…”
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    Pilot application of biofeedback training program for racket sports players

    Park, S.-H., Hwang, S., Lee, S.-M.
    Published in Annals of Applied Sport Science (2021)
    Subjects: “…South Korea…”
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    Development of an image processing-based ball tracking program for table tennis

    Moon, J.-H., Lee, S.-H., Lee, J.-S., Manish, P., Ruiz Sanchez, G. A., Panday, S. B.
    Published in Korean Journal of Sport Science (2020)
    “…Korea…”
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    Fifty years of top-class table tennis world ranking

    Malagoli Lanzoni, I., Di Michele, R., Semprini, G. “…In M the most represented nation is China (39.6) followed by Sweden (12.8), Japan (7.8), Korea (5.1), Germany (4.9), Yugoslavia (4.3). In F: China (50.4), Japan (8.8), Korea (7.3), PRK (4.6), USSR (3.1), Singapore (2.9), and Hungary (2.4). …”
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    Comparison of performance-related physical fitness and anaerobic power between Korean wheelchair badminton national and backup players

    Kim, J.-T., Shin, Y.-A., Lee, K.-H., Rhyu, H. S. Subjects: “…South Korea…”
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    Muscle activities of the brachioradialis and extensor carpi radialis longus according to the type of backhand stroke in badminton

    Lee, G.-H., Lim, B.-O. “…Korea…”
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    Study of physical activity and heart rate in national badminton players

    Sung, B.-J., Choi, M.-H., Sung, E.
    Published in Exercise Science (2016)
    “…Korea…”
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    Comparison of isokinetic muscular strength of knee according to female volleyball and table tennis players

    Park, S.-E., Kim, Y.-Y., Park, S.-J. “…Korea…”
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    A comparison of head-hand coordination patterns during squash forehand strokes in expert and less-skilled squash players

    Roh, M. “…Korea…”
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    Analysis of the best of five games of 11 points scoring system in singles badminton matches

    Yang, H., Han, W. K., Park, D. “…Korea…”
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    Nachwuchsleistungstischtennis im interkulturellen Vergleich. Deutschland, China, Japan und Südkorea

    Straub, G.
    Published in Leistungssport (2018)
    “…Competitive table tennis for young athletes in intercultural comparison: Germany, China, Japan, and South Korea…”
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    Hier nicht wie dort. Nachwuchsleistungstischtennis im Interkulturvergleich

    Straub, G.
    Published in Tischtennislehre (2017)
    Subjects: “…South Korea…”
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    A calibration method for performance analysis in table tennis

    Tamaki, S., Saito, H. Collective title: “…20th Korea-Japan Joint Workshop on Frontiers of Computer Vision…”
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    Epidemiology of musculoskeletal injury in the tennis player

    Pieter, W., Fife, G. P., O'Sullivan, D. M. “…This popularity was one factor leading to the reappearance of tennis as a medal sport at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea. The volume of play, combined with the physical demands of the sports, can lead to injuries of the musculoskeletal system. …”
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    Temporal and physiological characteristics of elite women's and men's singles badminton

    Cabello, D., Padial, P., Lees, A., Rivas, F. “…Korea…”
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    The effectiveness of training routine with reference to the physiological demand of squash match play

    Majumdar, P., Mandal, M., Yadav, D. “…Korea…”
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    Biomechanical kinetic analysis of serve techniques in table tennis for elite women player Yining Zhang

    Wang, J., Zhou, J., Li, X., Li, L. “…Korea…”
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