Search Results - Research Square

Ugurlu, A., Bilgiç, B. “…Although well-established knowledge has been achieved to a certain extent, a need for further research is still valid considering different demands of each sport and possible differences in the course of time. …”

Torres-McGehee, T. M., Emerson, D. M., Pritchett, K., Moore, E. M., Smith, A. B., Uriegas, N. A. “…Whereas LEA and ED risk have been examined independently, few researchers have examined them simultaneously. Awareness of LEA with or without ED risk may provide clinicians with innovative prevention and intervention strategies. …”

Wang, J., Yao, D. “…Research Square…”

Hiley, M. J., Schmid, N., Yeadon, M. R. “…When learning swinging skills on a bar there has been conflicting advice in the research literature regarding whether to coach the "gold standard" technique to novices. …”

Langham-Walsh, E., Gottwald, V., Hardy, J. “…In this instance, we might expect a more atypical RAE and perhaps, bias towards relatively younger athletes within the system. The present research examined the presence of a RAE within a sample of elite, female gymnasts. …”

Jovanovic, S., Fulurija, D., Bajric, S. “…The aim of this research was to establish a relationship between motor skills and performance of gymnastic elements on the floor routine and vault. …”

Milosis, D. C., Siatras, T. A., Christoulas, K. I., Patikas, D. A. “…Shoulder strength is essential for gymnasts in order to succeed in their sport, but little research has examined isometric and isokinetic shoulder moment and flexion/extension ratios. …”

Harty, P. S., Zabriskie, H. A., Stecker, R. A., Currier, B. S., Moon, J. M., Jagim, A. R., Kerksick, C. M. “…Fat-free mass index (FFMI) is a height-adjusted metric of fat-free mass that has been suggested to have a variety of applications in the classification of athletic populations, including the assessment of athletic potential and capacity for further fat-free mass accretion. Previous researchers have identified FFMI upper limits of 28.1 kg/m2 in male football players and 25 kg/m2 in resistance-trained males. …”

Di Cagno, A., Fiorilli, G., Iuliano, E., Tsopani, D., Buonsenso, A., Piazza, M., Calcagno, G.

Biernacki, J. L., Stracciolini, A., Griffith, K. L., D`Hemecourt, P. A., Owen, M., Sugimoto, D. “…Independent t-tests, Cohen`s d, effect size, chi-square and correlation coefficient and determination analyses were conducted. …”

Fields, J. B., Metoyer, C. J., Casey, J. C., Esco, M. R., Jagim, A. R., Jones, M. T. “…The current data demonstrate a trend toward increased body size and BC from previous research.…”

Sartor, F., Capuzzoni, S., Rospo, G., La Torre, A., Vailati, F., Vailati, E.

Ramis, Y., Torregrosa, M., Viladrich, C., Cruz, J.

Cuk, I. “…The aim of research was to test the qualityof spectators execution evaluation of gymnast`s performance compared to official judges. …”

Sheppard, L. M. “…In one study, researchers at several universities and the US Olympic Committee compared triple and quadruple toe loops by using high-speed video and 3D analyses at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics. …”

Omrcen, D., Markovic, K. Z. “…To analyse the collected data frequencies, Pearson Chi-square test and the hierarchical cluster analysis were used. …”

Bernasconi, S. M., Tordi, N. R., Parratte, B. M., Rouillon, J. D. R.

Irwin, G., Kerwin, D. G. “…This study provides a useful means for ranking progressions based on their kinetic similarity to the chalked bar longswing and builds on earlier research in identifying that progressions can be classified into those similar in physical demand (kinetics) and those similar in geometry (kinematics).…”

Bernasconi, S. M., Tordi, N. R., Parratte, B. M., Rouillon, J. D. R., Monnier, G. G.