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    Relationship between Maximum Oxygen Consumption and Lactate Metabolism with Situational Efficiency of Highly Selected Young Judoists

    Radakovic, R., Radovanovic, D., Nurkic, M., Bratic, M., Katanic, B.
    Published in SportMont (2023)
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    Differences in body composition with water polo national teams players participated in the world championship

    Gardasevic. J., Bjelica, D., Vasiljevic, I., Masanovic, B.
    Published in Kinesiologia Slovenica (2021)
    Subjects: “…Serbia…”
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    Differences of physical fitness performance between basketball players from different competitive levels (elite and sub-elite) in the state union of Serbia and Montenegro for the 2004/2005 season

    Vukasevic, V., Bubanja, M., Zarkovic, B., Jabucanin, B., Masanovic, B.
    Published in SportMont (2021)
    “…The sample included 96 participants divided into two sub-samples; the first sub-sample comprised 48 participants who competed in the First Basketball League of Serbia and Montenegro; the second sub-sample comprised 48 participants who competed in the Second Basketball League of the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro. …”
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    Water polo players of Montenegro and Serbia who participated in the FINA World Junior Water Polo Championship 2019 and differences in their body composition

    Gardasevic, J., Bjelica, D., Vasiljevic, I., Aleksandrovic, M., Okicic, T. “…This research aimed to determine the differences between the junior (U20) water polo players of national teams of Montenegro and Serbia in the anthropometric characteristics and body composition. …”
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    Comparative study of anthropometric measurement and body composition between junior basketball and volleyball players from Serbian national league

    Masanovic, B.
    Published in SportMont (2018)
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    Is the maximal oxygen conspumption single best predictor or shuttle-run test?

    Stojanovic, M. D., Stojanovic, M. V., Ostojic, S., Fratric, F. “…Serbia and Montenegro…”
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    Frequency of sports injuries depending on gender, age, sports experience, nature of sports and training process

    Bacanac, L., Radovic, M., Veskovic, A. “…Serbia and Montenegro…”
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    Relacije situaciono - motoricke koordinacije i takmicarske uspesnosti gimnasticarki (The relation of situational motor coordination to the competitive success of female gymnasts)

    Petkovic, E. “…On a sample consisting of 58 gymnasts, ages 7 through 9, from 8 cities in Serbia & Montenegro, a set of 10 predictor variables was applied for the purpose of evaluating situational-motor coordination, along with a set of 5 criterion variables for the purpose of evaluating the female gymnasts' competitive success. …”
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    Objektivnost merinih instrumenata situaciono-motoricke koordinacije u sportskoj gimnastici (The objectivity of situational motor coordination measuring instruments in gymnastics)

    Velickovic, S., Petkovic, E. “…Serbia and Montenegro…”
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    Facta Universitatis: Series Physical Education and Sport

    Universität Nis
    “…Serbia and Montenegro…”
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