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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Athletes -- Training of."”.

  1. Attentional Focus Strategies of Multi-Sport Athletes.

    The purpose of this study was to determine (a) the attentional focus strategies used by triathletes during the three stages of an Olympic distance triathlon, (b) if level of experience influences the attentional focus strategies used by triathletes, and (c) whether there is a relationship between …

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  2. Influence of physical training on knee valgus motion and physical performance abilities among adole[s]cent female basketball players

    <p>The intent of this study was to determine if high school female basketball players participating in a physical training intervention (including a warm-up and plyometric, jump, flexibility, and strength training) would decrease valgus motion at the knee joint upon impact of a jump landing task. …

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  3. The load that maximises the mechanical power output in the power clean: A comparison between different relative strength levels

    Quantification of power output in strength and conditioning exercises such as the power clean is an important consideration when attempting to optimise training programs in athletes. This study determined the optimal load (%1 RM) in the power clean in addition to determining whether power output …

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  4. The application of potentiation in optimizing warm-up procedures in young male athletes

    While warm-up is one of the more generally accepted elements of the strength and conditioning portfolio, direct evidence as to its optimal application in enhancing sports performance is sparse. Today, there is a trend to look at warm-up as performance preparation (Jeffreys, 2007a, Verstegen, 2004), …

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