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    Lower-limb joint kinetics and their contribution to attacking arm hand velocity during the aerial phase of the volleyball jump serve

    Liu, L., Chen, Z., Peng, H.-T. Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Die Schlagbewegung - das Königselement (The swing motion - the key element)

    Holthausen, K.
    Published in Volleyball-Magazin (2026)
    Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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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. “…Additionally, this research provides benchmarks for designing targeted exercises, improving real-time monitoring, and enhancing sport-specific conditioning strategies. By exploring biomechanical and physiological distinctions between volleyball and beach volleyball, the study contributes to optimizing athlete performance and guiding sports training methodologies.…”
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    The analysis method results in differences in the evaluation of drop jump kinetics: Proof of concept at three dropping heights

    Chalitsios, C., Panoutsakopoulos, V., Kollias, I. A. Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Sichere Landung (Safe Landing)

    Hellwig, G, Borgmann, R.
    Published in Volleyball-Magazin (2025)
    Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Sex- and sport-specific differences in jump strategies: key qualities for jump performance

    Lin, J.-H., Goldstein, S., Schroeder, E. T.
    Published in Sports (2025)
    Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Smaller formats of volleyball lead to greater improvements in lower limb strength and power, as well as reductions in landing forces: a randomized controlled study in girls

    Duan, Y., Wang, L., Liu, Q., Huang, W. Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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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)
    “…International Biomechanics…”
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    Altered landing strategy during vertical jump tasks in elite volleyball players with patellar tendinopathy

    Ben Zaki, B., Julia, M., Desmyttere, G., Perrey, S., Dusfour, G.
    Published in Physical Therapy in Sport (2025)
    Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Muscle activation during different arm swing techniques during the spike attack in elite volleyball

    Schrapf, N., Kinzer, C., Tilp, M. “…Seminati et al. (2015) and Giatsis et al. (2019) examined the use of various arm swing techniques during spike attacks. They focused on biomechanical aspects of the movement regarding performance and injury prevention. …”
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    Relationship between handgrip strength and vertical jump performance in Olympic female volleyball athletes

    Cabarkapa, D. V., Cabarkapa, D., Bankovic, V., Fry, A. C. Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Testing protocol for evaluating underhand serve-reception biomechanics in volleyball

    Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Is maturational growth more influential than training engagement in longitudinal adolescent physical performance development?

    Abbott, S., Javet, M., Bested, S., Hackett, D., Romann, M., Cobley, S.
    Published in European Journal of Sport Science (2025)
    “…Instead, due to musculoskeletal and proprioceptive disturbance during maturational growth, training emphasis on technical/biomechanical skill acquisition remains important. Summary Coaches and sports-science practitioners need to recognise that a significant proportion of physical performance development could be attributed to inter-individual maturity-related processes rather than training hours in standard volleyball field test performance. …”
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    Higher knee joint work is a risk factor for patellar tendinopathy in male volleyball players: A prospective study

    Bleecker, C. D., Vermeulen, S., Willems, T., Spanhove, V., Segers, V., Steyaert, A., Roosen, P., Vanrenterghem, J., Ridder, R. D.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2025)
    Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Sport-specific differences in vertical jump force-time metrics between professional female volleyball, basketball, and handball players

    Cabarkapa, D. V., Cabarkapa, D., Aleksic, J., Fry, A. C. Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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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. Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Technik, die begeistert (Technique that inspires)

    Warm, M.
    Published in Volleyball-Magazin (2025)
    Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Positional differences in jump loads and force and velocity metrics throughout a 16-week Division I volleyball season

    Sanders, G. J., Skodinski, S., Cabarkapa, D. V., Howard, M., Cabarkapa, D., Peacock, C. A.
    Published in Translational Sports Medicine (2024)
    Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Digging deep. Is elite beach volleyball athletic performance impaired after a simulated tournament?

    Harat, I., Genkin, Y., Kislev-Cohen, R. Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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    Effects of drop jump training on physical fitness in highly trained young male volleyball players: comparing maximal rebound height and standard drop height training

    Hammami, R., Ben Ayed, K., Negra, Y., Ramirez-Campillo, R., Duncan, M., Rebai, H., Granacher, U.
    Published in Sports (2024)
    Subjects: “…biomechanics…”
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