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    The effects of cheerleading surfaces on ankle landing characteristics during vertical and flip landings

    Nguyen, A. V., Slavens, B. A., Cobb, S. C., O`Connor, K. M.
    Published in Journal of Applied Biomechanics (2025)
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    A comparison of protocols for measuring forces during landing on competition mats in gymnastics

    Buxton, E. L., Hiley, M. J., Yeadon, M. R. “…floor…”
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    Low stiffness dance flooring increases peak ankle plantar flexor muscle activation during a ballet jump

    Hackney, J., Wilcoxon, S., Holtmeier, M., Eaves, H., Harker, G., Potthast, A. “…floor…”
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    Which typical floor movements of men`s artistic gymnastics result in the most extreme lumbar lordosis and ground reaction forces?

    Eyssartier, C., Robert, M., Billard, P., Thoreux, P., Sauret, C.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2022)
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    Muskuläre Aktivierungsbeiträge bei Sprüngen auf unterschiedlichen Bodensteifigkeiten: Leistungssteigerung von Turnern durch optimale Stiffnessregulation (Muscular activation contributions during jumps on different ground stiffnesses: performance enhancement of gymnasts by optimal stiffness regulation)

    Freyler, K., Ritzmann, R., Fuhrmann, N., Gollhofer, A. “…floor…”
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    Movement prototypes and their relationship in the performance of a gymnastics floor routine

    Mack, M., Federbusch, S., Ferber, M., Heinen, T.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2020)
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    The effects of the foot types and structures of the inner arch support bands on ground reaction force variables and sensations during 2nd vertical ballet jump

    Kim, J., Yi, K. “…floor…”
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    Impact load monitoring using inertial measuremement units on different viscoelastic sport surfaces: A technical report

    Bradshaw, E. J., Riice, V., Landeo, R. “…floor…”
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    Influence of differences in take-off surface hardness on rebound drop jumping skills and jumping movements of gymnasts and field jumping/combined athletes

    Motoshima, Y., Komori, D., Kitagawa, J., Maeda, A. “…floor…”
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    Kinematic and kinetic tumbling take-off comparisons of a spring-floor and an air floor(TM): a pilot study

    Sands, W. A., Kimmel, W. L., McNeal, J. R., Smith, S. L., Penitente, G., Murray, S. R., Sato, K., Mizuguchi, S., Stone, M. H.
    Published in Science of Gymnastics Journal (2013)
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    Dynamic overloads in selected gymnastic exercises

    Dworak, L. B., Twardowska-Januszonek, M, Wojtkowiak, T., Maczynski, J. “…floor…”
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    Dynamic loads during take-off and landing phases of the standing back somersault among young acrobats

    Dworak, L. B., Maczynski, J., Wojtkowiak, T. “…floor…”
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