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    The effect of prehabilitation, targeting personalized biomechanical deficiencies, on female swim athletes´ functional capacity

    Jauch, E., Terry, K., Hoogendyk, D., Campbell, S. “…International Journal of Exercise Science Conference Proceedings…”
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    Reliability and variability of field-based sweat assessment tools

    Fey, V., Lindsay, K., Gibson, J. “…International Journal of Exercise Science Conference Proceedings…”
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    The reliability of three-dimensional inertial measurement units in capturing lower-body joint kinematics during single-leg landing tasks

    Thomas, J. M., Kollock, R. O. “…International Journal of Exercise Science…”
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    Reduced injury prevalence in soccer athletes following GPS guided acclimatization

    Bertschy, M., Howard, J., Oyama, S., Cheever, K. “…International Journal of Exercise Science…”
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    Validity and test-retest reliability of the Jumpo app for jump performance measurement

    Vieira, A., Blazevich, A. J., da Costa, A. S., Tufano, J. J., Bottaro, M. “…International Journal of Exercise Science…”
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    Estimating the lactate threshold using wireless near-infrared spectroscopy and threshold detection analyses

    Cayot, T. E., Robinson, S. G., Davis, L. E., Bender, P. A., Thistlethwaite, J. R., Broeder, C. E., Lauver, J. D. “…International Journal of Exercise Science…”
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    Effects of using wedged-weightlifting shoes while performing a front squat

    Adolph, B., McLean, S. P., Merritt, E. “…International Journal of Exercise Science Conference Proceedings…”
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    The impacts of shoulder position sense, vision, racket weight, and gender on racket positioning accuracy in tennis players

    Collins, K., Young, S., Hung, Y.-J. “…International Journal of Exercise Science…”
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    Accuracy assessment of a GPS device for maximum sprint speed

    Alphin, K., Sisson, O., Hudgins, B. L., Noonan, C. D., Bunn, J. A. “…International Journal of Exercise Science…”
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    A validation study of a noninvasive lactate threshold device

    McMorries, R. M., Joubert, D. P., Jones, E. J., Faries, M. D. “…International Journal of Exercise Science…”
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    The validity of resting metabolic rate (RMR)-prediction equations and reliability of measured RMR in female athletes

    Mackay, K., Schofield, K., Sims, S., McQuillan, J., Driller, M. “…International Journal of Exercise Science…”
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    Body weight support on anti-gravity treadmill induces less physiological strain while running

    Gordon, R. A., Irvine, C., Oldham, M., Brisebois, M., Biggerstaff, K. D. “…International Journal of Exercise Science Conference Proceedings…”
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    Effect of block design on swimming relay start performance

    Townsend, N. D., Hall, S. R., Smith, J. C., McLean, S. P. “…International Journal of Exercise Science Conference Proceedings…”
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    Non-invasive measures of core temperature versus ingestible thermistor during exercise in the heat

    Fogt, D. L., Henning, A. L., Venable, A., McFarlin, B. K. “…International Journal of Exercise Science…”
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    Evaluation of a new automated pulmonary gas analysis system

    Hallenstål, T., Sundqvist, I., Svensson, M., Yu, J.-G. “…International Journal of Exercise Science…”
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    Wii, Kinect, & Move. Heart rate, oxygen consumption, energy expenditure, and ventilation due to different physically active video game systems in college students.

    Scheer, K. C., Siebrandt, S. M., Brown, G. A., Shaw, B. S., Shaw, I. “…International Journal of Exercise Science…”
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