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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Athletes--Physiology"”.

  1. A study of biomechanical variables in the countermovement jump and the drop jump performed by female intercollegiate athletes

    … female intercollegiate basketball and volleyball athletes performing CMJs and DJs. One CMJ, one DJ, and a static squat jump matched with each jump condition were selected and analyzed. A two factor repeated measures ANOVA was used to analyze the jump conditions performed by two sport groups. Based …

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  2. Men and women in hypoxia : the influence of tissue oxygenation on repeated-sprint ability

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  3. A physiological performance analysis on the effects of the winter academic break on collegiate male club rugby athletes

    … characteristics in collegiate male club rugby athletes following an unsupervised 4-week winter academic break. Fourteen athletes completed this study utilizing a within-subjects model. All measures were collected prior to, and after the winter academic break. Prior to testing each subject was …

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  4. The effect of long term training on the bone mineral density and muscle strength of perimenopausal athletes

    … strength. Method: Three groups of perimenopausal athletes (n=20) plus a control group (CON) (n=20) had Total Body BMD and body composition measured by DEXA (Hologic QDR 2000) and isometric strength of dominant arm flexors and leg extensors by a strain tensiometer connected to a strength chair. …

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