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Human Movement
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ISSN 1899-1955 · Termedia Publishing House · 426 artikel di indeks
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The weight game in elite junior rowers: influence of body weight subdivisions on strength, power, and speed performance across distances from 100 to 6000 m
Purpose The proposal to eliminate body weight (BW) subcategories in senior rowing at the 2028 Olympic Games may impact smaller-scale competitions, particularly in the junior category, favouring heavier athletes due to the contribution of BW to rowing biomechanics. Aim: To examine whether BW…
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Effects of different rest intervals for optimising the acute performance enhancement of judo-specific performance in young female judokas
Purpose Post-activation performance enhancement (PAPE) is a phenomenon that can improve short-term performance in combat sports like judo. However, the optimal rest interval between conditioning activities and judo performance has not been determined, especially for young female judokas. This study…
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Mapping the interplay between fitness parameters, physiological indicators, and non-invasive monitoring systems: a schematic literature review
There are numerous fitness monitoring devices widely available to the public and athletes. However, surprisingly, there is no adequate existing international standard for these devices. Despite this, researchers have significantly developed non-invasive fitness monitoring methods, which are now…
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Acute effects of exercise-induced fatigue on jump performance and jump-based inter-limb asymmetry in wushu athletes
Purpose The study aimed to investigate the acute effects of exercise-induced fatigue on jump and jump-based inter-limb asymmetry in Wushu Sanda athletes. Methods Fourteen national-level Wushu Sanda athletes (9 males, 5 females; 18–21 years) completed a pre–post within-subjects experimental design…
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Position-specific training demands: a longitudinal analysis of internal and external load in elite female volleyball athletes
Purpose The present study aimed to investigate the external and internal load responses based on the moment in the season, types of training, and positions of an elite women’s volleyball team. Methods This descriptive longitudinal study investigated training load responses in 14 female athletes…
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Socioeconomic status and baseline physical activity do not moderate the effects of interval training interventions delivered in physical education lessons: results from the Wroclaw peer-heart study
Purpose The study examined whether socioeconomic status (SES) and baseline leisure-time physical activity moderate the health effects of high-intensity interval-based interventions delivered during regular physical education lessons in adolescents. Methods Either high-intensity interval training…
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Relationship between external training load and match load in adult male professional soccer players: a Brazilian team case
Purpose To analyse the association between training external load [volume (TV) and intensity (TI)] and match external load intensity (MI) in professional male soccer players. Methods The sample comprised 16 soccer players from one professional soccer team in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil League Serie A)…
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Angular kinematics and asymmetries in young female soccer players: assessment of technical skills
Purpose Biomechanical characteristics and asymmetries are key factors in optimising performance among young female football players. This study aimed to characterise angular kinematics and asymmetries of the upper and lower limbs during the execution of four technical skills: heading, kicking…
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Comparative analysis of calf muscle endurance metrics in male and female athletes from different sports
Purpose To investigate calf muscle endurance in athletes participating in sports with high demands for repetitive jumping and sprinting and to explore potential sex differences. Methods 189 recreational athletes aged 18–25 years old (40 runners, 49 basketball and volleyball players, 41 badminton…
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Stress fractures in female athletes: the role of energy availability and menstrual dysfunction
Stress fractures are prevalent among female athletes, particularly in disciplines that emphasise leanness and endurance, due to the combined effects of low energy availability (LEA) and menstrual dysfunction. These factors compromise bone health and significantly elevate fracture risk, forming the…
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Bilateral lower-limb flexibility and its association with jump performance in football players
Purpose This study aimed to examine the association between bilateral lower-limb flexibility asymmetries and both vertical and horizontal jump performance in adolescent football players. Methods Adolescent male football players ( n = 20; age, 16.4 ± 0.68 years) voluntarily participated. Bilateral…
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Pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) promotes muscle hypertrophy, increased maximum strength and strength endurance in untrained adults: a randomised parallel design
Purpose Investigate the effects of 8 weeks of PEMF on musclethickness (MT) of the proximal (RF30%) and mid (RF50%) rectus femoris, and mid vastus lateralis (VL50%), as well as on maximal strength (1RM) and strength endurance (60%1RM) in untrained, compared to resistance training (RT). Methods This…
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Menstrual cycle and athletic performance: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Purpose This systematic review and meta-analysis examined the influence of menstrual cycle (MC) phases on physical fitness components in eumenorrhoeic women to inform training practices. Methods Studies including eumenorrhoeic women aged ≥ 18 years comparing different MC phases, with the early…
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Influence of carbon fibre plate geometry on lower limb kinematic asymmetry in well-trained endurance runners: a biomechanical investigation
Purpose This study explored how variations in the curvature of carbon fibre plates embedded in running shoes affect gait symmetry of the lower limbs in well-trained long-distance runners. Methods Sixteen well-trained runners participated in biomechanical testing under two shoe conditions (flat vs…
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Effectiveness of warm-up with lower limb wearable resistance on sprint performance and perceived exertion in adolescent soccer players: a crossover study
Purpose This study aimed to evaluate the effects of a wearable resistance (WR) warm-up applied to the lower limbs as a preconditioning strategy for enhancing sprint performance in adolescent soccer players. Methods Twenty elite male soccer players (< 15 years old) were randomly assigned to either a…
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Impact of selected cognitive abilities on the level of offensive and defensive skills in female basketball players: a pilot study
Purpose This study aimed to examine the relationship between cognitive predispositions and decision-making in offensive and defensive basketball players’ behaviours. Methods The sample consisted of 13 adult competitive female basketball players who represented the university sports club…
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Changes in centre of gravity and head posture to schoolbag load in children: a longitudinal kinematic analysis
Purpose This study investigates how body posture and balance respond to schoolbag load during critical stages of development, with a focus on head and neck alignment and centre of gravity (CoG) shifts. Methods A longitudinal study was conducted on 60 children from two schools in Zagreb, Croatia…
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Cutoff points for grip strength with a credibility interval as an alternative method to determine frailty assessment in older adults
Purpose Grip strength cut-off points are often used to measure frailty, but they are typically reported without an assessment of uncertainty. The Bayesian inference strategy presented in this paper can help geriatricians determine a patient’s frailty status and recommend appropriate therapy to…
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Respiratory muscle strength and endurance in individuals with and without lumbar instability: a cross-sectional study
Purpose Lumbar instability (LI) is a common cause of mechanical low back pain. Four primary muscle groups, including the abdominal, back, respiratory, and pelvic floor muscles, contribute to lumbar stability. Although previous studies have reported reduced strength in the abdominal and back muscles…
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Role of physical and motor performance in predicting functional movement capacity in youth female volleyball players
Purpose This study aims to determine the extent to which physical and motor performance can predict functional movement capacity, an important indicator of mobility and injury risk in young volleyball players. Methods A total of 41 young female volleyball players (age = 12.90 ± 1.07; height =…