Suchergebnisse - Mobile

Chun, S., Park, J. “… Furthermore, the findings imply that the use of FS may enhance pumping performance by providing a more stable base, increasing lower limb mobility, and reducing reliance on the upper limbs.  …”

Sim, H. S., Ham, M. H., Park, D. Y., Park, S. Y., Park, E. S., Kim, B. H. “… Objective: The purpose of this study was to examine the immediate effects of Maitland Grade IV talocrural joint mobilization with posterior talar glide against tibia.  …”

Katz, G., Beerman, N., Murphy, E. “… Joint mobility through a full range of motion (ROM) is essential for everyday function and sport.  …”

Matwiejczuka, P., Lewickab, P. A., Mazur, Z. “… A strong positive relationship was observed between neural mobility and overall achievement motivation (Rho= .345, P= .002).  …”

Evans, S., Merz, C., Friedl, F. “… Massenbeschleunigungszentrum beim Freestyle-Halfpipe-Snowboarden auf einem Trampolin unter Verwendung von 3D-Mobil-Motion-Capture …”

Evans, S., Merz, C., Friedl, F. “… The purpose of the present pilot study was to validate the timing and position accuracy of the centre of mass (COM) during a replicative snowboarding training session using a previously validated motion capture system (Simi Motion®) and a mobile markerless monocular motion capture application (SPLYZA Motion).  …”

Seemann-Sinn, A., Rüdrich, P., Sandau, I., Naundorf, F., Wolfarth, B. “… Energy supply on the floor and pommel horse was calculated using mobile spiroergometry and the PCr-LA-O2 method. Results: The gain score analysis showed a significantly greater improvement in mean jump height for the intervention group, but no significant effect for the maximum number of circles.  …”

Yuan, S.-C., Chang, C.-K. “… These findings suggest that elite archers engage sympathetic arousal to mobilize cognitive and physiological resources while maintaining vagal regulation to preserve precision and composure.  …”

Bishop, C., Xu, J., Wilson, L., Close, G., Mountjoy, M., Dunne, D., Coughlan, D., Turner, A., Murray, A. “… However, some preliminary evidence supports the use of targeted nutrition and hydration strategies, massage, and regular mobility and flexibility exercise. In addition, though, a more fundamental focus on sleep and jet lag management strategies is required, given the lifestyle challenges often faced by professional and elite amateur players.  …”

Bongiorno, G., Minisini, F. G., Biancuzzi, H., Dal Mas, F., Miceli, L. “… Using this system, connected to a mobile APP via Bluetooth, data on foot pressure points, and efficiency metrics, are acquired and calculated.  …”

Andolšek, R., Cater, R. “… Participants completed daily mobile surveys assessing stress, focus, and engagement, and wore validated Oura rings to track nightly REM sleep.  …”

Pepin, M., E., Prieur, V., Skallerud, A. “… This suggests that dancers who generate turnout beyond their passive hip mobility have lower movement competency. Conclusion: Turnout execution in dancers varies widely and does not consistently correlate with hip external rotation strength, ROM, or movement competency scores.  …”

Hitansha, Das, J., Aditi “… Structured training programs emphasizing shoulder mobility, lower limb strength, and visual-motor skill development are essential for optimizing athletic performance and minimizing injury potential. …”

Chayun, D. V. “… At the same time, the members of the cheerleading and aerobics teams tend to have a very high level of functional mobility of their nervous processes, while 40% of the gymnastics team members had a low level in this regard.  …”

Van Biemen, T., Mann, D. L. “… Four elite (i.e. national) and eight sub-elite (i.e. regional) referees officiated an in-situ football match while wearing a mobile eye-tracker to assess their gaze behaviour.  …”

Liu, Z., Dai, J., Yang, R., Yue, L., Guo, C., Yin, J. “… (c) Moderate correlations were found between shoulder mobility and bench strength (r = -0.453, p = 0.034), counter movement jump (r = -0.582, p = 0.007), and 30-m sprint (r = 0.567, p = 0.009).  …”

Lui, Y., Wang, Y. “… Objective The objective of this study was to investigate the impact of an exercise intervention (comprising blood flow restriction training combined with low-load ankle muscle strength training and balance training) as well as instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) on the foot and ankle function, strength, and range of motion in sports dance athletes exhibiting ankle instability (CAI).  …”

Pfeifer, B., Nelson, W. B., Hyldahl, R. D. “… Purpose Loss of muscle power has a significant impact on mobility in geriatric populations, so this study sought to determine the extent and time course of performance decline in power-centric events throughout the life span via retrospective analyses of masters and elite track-and-field data.  …”

Tang, W., Suo, X., Wang, X., Shan, B., Li, L., Liu, Y. “… SnowMotion: Eine tragbare, sensorgestützte mobile Plattform zur Unterstützung der alpinen Skitechnik …”

Vianna, K. B., Ribas, L. O., Rodrigues, L. G., Gasparin, G. B., Mendonça, L. D. M., Baroni, B. M. “… These interventions typically encompassed flexibility/mobility, balance/proprioception, lumbo-pelvic stability, and agility exercises, alongside exposure to sprinting.  …”