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    High-intensity running during international male field hockey involves frequent changes of direction and repeated accelerations but seldom reaches sprint velocities

    Goods, P. S. R., Appleby, B., Scott, B. R., Peeling, P., Galna, B.
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    The longitudinal mediating influence of maturation on the relationship between strength and performance in male youth swimmers

    Abbott, S., Leong, W. E., Gwinn, T., Postiglione, G. L., Salter, J., Cobley, S.
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    The relationship between physical capacity and match running performance in Japanese Professional Rugby Union players.

    Dallimore, L. P. T., Cripps, A. J., McGuigan, M. R., Piggott, B. G. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    Resistance training variables and their application to free-swimming velocity in NCAA Division I Collegiate swimmers

    Filling, A. D. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    High intensity interval training or sprint interval training: What is the gold standard for energy system development in team-based field sports?

    Bishop, C. R. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    Quantifying mean peak running intensities in elite field hockey

    Delves, R. I., Bahnisch, J., Ball, K., Duthie, G. M.
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    Critical evaluation of the physiological adaptations to repeated-sprint training: implications for training recommendations and repeated-sprint ability of well-trained field-based...

    Laakso, L. A. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    Dry-land lower limb strength and power are related to start and tumble turn performance in young sub-elite swimmers

    Forsyth, J. R., Steele, J. R. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    Relationship of dryland power measures and swimming performance

    Johnson, M. D. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    Effect of explosive-based training on musculotendinous stiffness and running economy in highly-trained distance runners

    Williams, J. A. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    Does whole-body vibration potentiate reactive strength performance in sprinters?

    Washif, J. A. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    Physiological characteristics of female soccer players.

    Wing, C. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    GPS analysis of a team competing in a national under 18 field hockey tournament

    van der Merwe, F. H., Haggie, M. B. P. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    Women`s Australian football: Sports science, strength and conditioning, injury prevention and drill development - what do we know?

    Couvalias, G. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    Countermovement jump performance is related to start and turn performance in young competitive swimmers

    Forsyth, J. R., Steele, J. R. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    Isometric lat pulldown predicts 1 repetition maximum pull up in young competitive swimmers

    Forsyth, J. R., Steele, J. R. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    Predictive validity of laboratory-based physiological variables for running and cycling time-trial performances in male sub-elite triathletes

    Suppiah, H. T. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    The correlation of the dynamic maximum strength of the standing calf raise with the sprinting performance between 5 and 30 metres

    Möck, S., Hartmann, R., Wirth, K., Rosenkranz, G., Mickel, C. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    Moderate vs heavy resistance training: what is best for long distance triathlon performance?

    Luckin, K. M., Badenhorst, C., Cripps, A., Merrells, R., Bulsara, M., Hoyne, G. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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    The effects of post-activation potentiation on swim start performance: a brief review of the literature

    Thng, S. “…Journal of Australian Strength and Conditioning…”
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