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    Comparative analysis of external and internal loads in preparation male volleyball and beach volleyball matches

    Figueira, B., Vincelovic, A., Batalha, N., Paulauskas, R. “…Background This study analyzed external and internal load demands in preparation volleyball and beach volleyball matches. …”
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    Inter-limb asymmetries in professional male basketball and volleyball players: bilateral vs. unilateral jump comparison

    Cabarkapa, D., Cabarkapa, D. V., Fry, A. C.
    Published in International Biomechanics (2025)
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    Applying a cluster-analysis approach to monitor training load in male volleyball during the preseason period

    Kerpe, G., Zuoza, A. K., Conte, D.
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    Changes in countermovement vertical jump force-time metrics across different competitive levels in women`s volleyball

    Cabarkapa, D., Cabarkapa, D., Bankovic, V., Long, H., Philipp, N., Fry, A.
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    Performance analysis in volleyball: problem of merging attack and counterattack spike as one variable

    Klaricic, I., Ajman, H., Cvenic, J.
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    Physical performance and game demands in beach volleyball: A systematic review

    Marzano-Felisatti, J. M., Pino-Ortega, J., Priego-Quesada, J. I., Guzmán Luján, J. F., García de Alcaraz, A.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2025)
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    Effects of shoe collar height and limb dominance on landing knee biomechanics in female collegiate volleyball players

    Legg, L., Donahue, T., Peel, S., Piland, S., Thorsen, T.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2024)
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    Ball-to-hand contact forces increase modeled shoulder torques during a volleyball spike

    Howard, K. J., Galloy, A. E., Schmitz, D. G., Frisch, K. E. “…Most notably, when the ball contact force was included, the average modeled internal shoulder torque to internally rotate the arm increased from -26 N-m to +44 N-m (p < 0.001). …”
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    Immediate effects of kinesio-taping and joint mobilisation on shoulder in over-head athletes with glenohumeral internal rotation deficit

    Singh, A., Makhijani, Y., Sharma, M., Shenoy, S., Sandhu, J.
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    How do athletes cause ball flight path deviation in high-performance interceptive ball sports? A systematic review

    Lindsay, C., Clark, B., Middleton, K., Crowther, R., Spratford, W.
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    Effectiveness of medicine ball exercise and eccentric exercise on glenohumeral internal rotation deficin shoulder in volleyball players

    Jayaseelan, V. K., Raja, R.
    Published in Annals of Forest Research (2022)
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    Kinematics analysis of volleyball Open Spike in the elite athletes

    Irawan, F. A., Permana, D. F. W., Hadi, H., Romadhoni, S.
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    The effect of special exercises on some Biomotor abilities and the indicator of serving accuracy and spiking for volleyball players

    Farhan, B. A.
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    Temporal kinematic and kinetics differences throughout different landing ways following volleyball spike shots

    Xu, D., Lu, J., Baker, J. S., Fekete, G., Gu, Y. “…The traditional discrete analysis revealed that single-leg landing depicted a significantly greater peak knee internal rotation moment (single-leg: 1.46 ± 0.38 Nm/kg, double-leg: 0.79 ± 0.19 Nm/kg, p = 0.006) and peak hip internal rotation moment (single-leg: -2.20 ± 0.54 Nm/kg, double-leg: -0.88 ± 0.30 Nm/kg, p = 0.011) than double-leg landing. …”
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    Jump performance and mechanics after a regular training bout in elite volleyball players

    Setuain, I., Berriel, G. P., Lanz, D., Schons, P., Oliveira, H. B., Grazioli, R., L, Peyré-Tartaruga, L. A., Garcia-Tabar, I., Cadore, E. L. “…Twelve male elite professional volleyball players (23.7±4.9 years, 198.1±6.2 cm, 92.2±10.3 kg) of national and international level belonging to the same Brazilian first league team were recruited. …”
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    Strength abilities and serve reception efficiency of youth female volleyball players

    Pawlik, D., Dziubek, W., Rogowski, L., Struzik, A., Rokita, A.
    Published in Applied Bionics and Biomechanics (2022)
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    Volleyball competition on consecutive days modifies jump kinetics but not height

    Ruggiero, L., Pritchard, S. E., Warmenhoven, J., Bruce, T., MacDonald, K., Klimstra, M., McNeil, C. J.
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    Effect of cognitive loading on single-leg jump landing biomechanics of elite male volleyball players

    Amoli, S. M., Ataabadi, P. A., Letafatkar, A., Wilkerson, G. B., Mansouri, M. B.
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    Differences in fundamental sitting volleyball skills between functional sport classes: a video analysis method

    Esatbeyoglu, F., Marszalek, J., MacDonald, K., Ashcroft, L. “…The findings of this article provide new insights to SV classification and can lead to a second phase of biomechanically and technically assessing skills and how they can correlate with SV sport classes.…”
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    Effects of video task with a high-level exercise illustration on knee movements in male volleyball spike jump

    Liu, X., Huang, H., Li, X., Li, J., Shi, H., Wang, A.
    Published in Frontiers in Psychology (2021)
    “…Hazardous knee biomechanics, such as excessive knee affordance link with injuries in volleyball spike jumps (SPJs) and can be reconfigured by the enhancement of internal focus. …”
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