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Ozgor, N., Kose, M. G., Kin Isler, A. “…INTRODUCTION: The impact of bilateral deficit (BLD) and interlimb asymmetry (IA) on athletic performance and sports injuries is mostly unknown. It is important to understand the fatigue-related changes in BLD and IA in sports such as gymnastics, where both unilateral and bilateral jumps are involved to minimize the decrement in performance that may occur as a result of fatigue and to prevent injuries. …”

Rosaci, G., Nigro, F., Cortesi, M., Ciacci, S., Bartolomei, S., Fantozzi, S. “…Despite the popularity of these exercises, their effectiveness in reproducing the muscle involvements of the SS is unknown. The aim of this study is to compare the muscular excitations, coactivation indices, and synergies between the SS and its related PSEs. …”

Swords, T., McClelland, J., Middleton, K., Tessarin, B., Bryce, S., Mayes, S., Rio, E. “…The largest impact accelerations occur during the sequence of large (single or double-leg) jumps (grand allegro) but are potentially the most challenging class component for utilising wearable technology, and feasibility is unknown. This pilot study utilised wearable technology during class to (1) explore feasibility and acceptability, (2) quantify impact accelerations during the entire sequence of jumps during grand allegro and (3) compare impact accelerations between limbs (preferred and non-preferred landing limb). …”

Critchley, M. L., Rio, E., Friesen, K. B., Räisänen, A. M., Kenny, S. J., Emery, C. A. “…Despite the call for implementation and evaluation of injury prevention strategies, the utility and efficacy of injury prevention practices in dance are unknown. Objective: The primary objective of this systematic review was to describe dance-specific injury prevention strategies in any dance population. …”

Esen, O., Fox, J., Karayigit, R., Walshe, I. “…However, the effect of NO-3 supplementation on both upper- and lower-body function in gymnasts is unknown. This study examined the effect of acute beetroot juice (BRJ) supplementation on isokinetic strength and endurance of the upper- and lower-body in highly trained international-level male gymnasts. …”

De Wet, J. S., Africa, E., Venter, R. “…Moreover, the recovery-stress states of professional ballet dancers during training phases of a season are largely unknown. Professional dancers (n = 27) from one classical ballet company in South Africa were monitored for two 8-week phases of a ballet season. …”

Arnwine, R. A., Powell, D. W “…It is well known that sex differences exist in landing biomechanics in athletes, and these differences are purported to underlie a prevalence of traumatic knee injuries in females compared to males. However, it remains unknown if these differences also apply to artistic athletes such as dancers. …”

Simpkins, C., Ahn, J., Shin, S., Yang, F. “…Although interventional studies have suggested that dance-based training may reduce fall risk for older adults based on unperturbed assessments, it remains unknown whether dance (particularly ballet) enhances recovery from an external perturbation. …”

Leal Del Ojo, P., Floría, P., Walker, C., Gómez-Landero, L. A. “…The influence of individual gymnasts` balance on final pyramid performance is unknown. The principal objective of this study was to evaluate associations between the balance capacity of base and top gymnasts (BG, BT) on the pyramid performance using different balance tasks. …”

Casey, E., Bonanno, J., Cheng, J., Abutalib, Z., Kranz, K., Kruse, D., Thomas, C., Faustin, M. “…The effect of these training disruptions is unknown. Objective: This study aimed to describe and compare training interruptions in elite gymnasts before and during the pandemic, the time it took to return to the prior level of gymnastics training, the development of injuries during return to gymnastics training, and gymnast-reported difficulty in and nervousness about returning to prior level of gymnastics training. …”

Gustus, S., Moulson, N., Churchill, T. W., Guseh, J. S., Petek, B. J., VanAtta, C., Baggish, A. L., Wasfy, M. M. “…The effect of these training disruptions is unknown. Objective: This study aimed to describe and compare training interruptions in elite gymnasts before and during the pandemic, the time it took to return to the prior level of gymnastics training, the development of injuries during return to gymnastics training, and gymnast-reported difficulty in and nervousness about returning to prior level of gymnastics training. …”

Campbell, R. A., Bradshaw, E. J., Ball, N., Hunter, A., Spratford, W. “…The magnitude of loading artistic gymnasts experience during training is currently unknown. Inertial measurement units (IMUs) could assess loading, although the reliability of these devices must be established prior to implementation into the training environment. …”

von Laßberg, C., Campos, J. L., Beykirch, K. A. “…In a prior publication, we described a previously unknown eye movement phenomenon during the execution of actively performed multiaxial rotations in high level gymnasts. …”

Barreiros Debien, P., Miloski, B., Zacaron Werneck, F., Ferreira Timoteo, T., Ferezin, C., Bara Filho, M. G., Gabbett, T. “…The training-load and recovery profiles of rhythmic gymnasts across a season are unknown. Objective: To analyze the training load and recovery of professional rhythmic gymnasts during 1 season. …”

Vereijken, A., Aerts, I., Jetten, J., Tassignon, B., Verschueren, J., Meeusen, R., van Trijffel, E. “…Even though functional performance tests are often used to make return to sport decisions, it is unknown whether functional performance is associated with return to performance after such injuries. …”

Vera, A. M., Peterson, L. E., Dong, D., Haghshenas, V., Yetter, T. R., Delgado, D. A., McCulloch, P. C., Varner, K. E., Harris, J. D. “…There are many connective tissue disorders (CTDs) with known (and unknown) genes associated with hypermobility. Hypermobility has distinct advantages for participation in flexibility sports, including ballet. …”

Bocke, Å. “…Normative data of such dynamic functions in different group of athletes are still lacking and therefore the relationship between dynamic functional mobility and overuse injuries are also unknown. The prevalence of overuse injuries among adolescent athletes are continuously high and team gymnastic is one example of a sport with multiple and underestimated overuse injuries. …”

Root, H., Marshall, A. N., Thatcher, A., Snyder Valier, A. R., Valovic McLeod, T. C., Bay, R. C. “…Gymnasts devote time to developing technical skill, but whether specialization status influences performance is unknown. Objective To describe the participation and specialization characteristics of youth club gymnastics participants and determine whether the level of specialization is associated with fitness and functional task performance. …”

Lima, C. D., Brown, L. E., Li, Y., Herat, N., Behm, D. “…However, the effectiveness of periodized stretch training adaptations are unknown. Therefore, the objective of this study was to compare the effects of periodized and non-periodized (NP) stretching programs on flexibility, hamstrings stiffness and muscle performance. …”

Hansen, O. H., Hvid, L. G., Aagaard, P., Jensen, K. “…The physical demands required by TG athletes largely remain unknown, and likely are dictated by the specific disciplines and equipment used. …”