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    Joint kinetic demand for performance in high jump

    Fujimori, T., Tobe, N., Sado, N.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2024)
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    Adjustment of segmental rotations to achieve both racket speed and accuracy at various impact heights during a two-handed backhand stroke

    Zhang, S., Sado, N., Fujii, N.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2025)
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    Discrepancy between `contributing to` and `sharing variance with` the effective energy for height in high jump

    Sado, N., Fujimori, T., Tobe, N.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2024)
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    High-accuracy tennis players linearly adjust racket impact kinematics according to impact height during a two-handed backhand stroke

    Zhang, S., Sado, N., Fuji, N.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2022)
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    Mechanical power flow from trunk and lower limb joint power to external horizontal power in the track and field block start

    Sado, N., Yoshioka, S., Fukashiro, S.
    Published in European Journal of Sport Science (2023)
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    Inter-joint differences exist in kinetic demand for performance in high jump

    Fujimori, T., Tobe, N., Sado, N. “…Sado, N.…”
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    The lower limbs of sprinters have larger relative mass but not larger normalized moment of inertia than controls

    Sado, N., Ichinose, H., Kawakami, Y. “…Sado, N.…”
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    Curved approach in high jump induces greater jumping height without greater joint kinetic exertions than straight approach

    Sado, N., Yoshioka, S., Fukashiro, S. “…Sado, N.…”
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    Curved approach in high jump induces greater jumping height without greater joint kinetic exertions than straight approach

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    Acquisition of mechanical energy directly contributing to sideward propulsion in sidestep cutting manoeuvre

    Sado, N., Yoshioka, S., Fukashiro, S.
    Published in Journal of Biomechanics (2021)
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    Three-dimensional kinetic function of the lumbo-pelvic-hip complex during block start

    Sado, N., Yoshioka, S., Fukashiro, S.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2020)
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    Absent muscle coordination patterns and reduced force exertion in the novice of clean exercise

    Kibushi, B., Sado, N.i, Kouzaki, M. “…Sado, N.i…”
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    Different effects of approach length on sagittal and frontal joint kinetics during a running single-leg jump

    Sado, N., Yoshioka, S., Fukashiro, S. “…Sado, N.…”
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    Free-leg side elevation of pelvis in single-leg jump is a substantial advantage over double-leg jump for jumping height generation

    Sado, N., Yoshioka, S., Fukashiro, S.
    Published in Journal of Biomechanics (2020)
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    A non-orthogonal joint coordinate system for the calculation of anatomically practical joint torque power in three-dimensional hip joint motion

    Sado, N., Yoshioka, S., Fukashiro, S. “…Sado, N.…”
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    The three-dimensional kinetic behaviour of the pelvic rotation in maximal sprint running

    Sado, N., Yoshioka, S., Fukashiro, S.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2017)
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