[PDF] Top 20 RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN DRY LAND STRENGTH, POWER VARIABLES AND SHORT SPRINT PERFORMANCE IN YOUNG COMPETITIVE SWIMMERS

... arm and leg strength and power output measurement would be useful in evaluating training programs and understanding the importance of power output for swimming ... See full document

... the relationships between dry land strength and power measurements with swimming ...level swimmers (age: ...crawl performance: 59.9 ± 1.87 s) volunteered as ... See full document

... on power training program was applied on prepubescent swimmers and combined dry-land S&C training and aerobic swimming training ...press and leg extension, medicine ... See full document

... Improvements in swimming performance have been associated with increases in power output (5,24,29,32), which are elucidated by higher force application in the water ...assess ... See full document

... the performance increased significantly between evaluation moments, especially between M1 and M3 ...SL and SF) had positive and significant direct effects on the ... See full document

... sprinting performance depends on anthropo- metrics, kinematics, hydrodynamics, efficiency, and power ...output. Power output is also related to dry-land ...Concurrent ... See full document

... objectives and methodologies developed during the sports season in the AAUBI Swimming University team, during the ...(muscular strength, endurance and ...university swimmers, all of ... See full document

... the power and strength to young swimmers ’ performance remains to be ...muscular strength on the performance of young swimmers (Cochrane et ... See full document

... sult in short and long-term alterations of the endocrine system (Viru, ...(1996), in their constant search for performance enhancement, com- petitive swimmers train several hours ... See full document

... shown in previous discussion, both proactive and reactive protocols have their own advantages and ...protocols. In this paper we investigate reactive and proactive protocols namely AODV ... See full document

... deficient in relation to the competitive ...recreational swimmers suggested that their technique was incorrect, thereby compromising their performance, with the possibility of development of ... See full document

... [9]. In non-laboratory settings, heart rate can be used to compare energy expenditures between exercises ...increase in heart rate was higher in the control warm-up, possibly resulting from ... See full document

... impossible and unethical, as the withholding of training would be detrimental to the players’ ...development. In a practical point of view, it is very difficult to perform research with competitive ... See full document

... analyzed and the second is related to the chosen tech- ...100 and 200 ...CV in relation to different stroke tech- niques, rather than only in front ...sometimes swimmers do not compete ... See full document

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... Normative stability was analyzed with Pearson’s correlation coefficient ( p < 0.05) and Cohen’s Kappa. Pearson’s correlation coefficient was computed for each selected variable between moments. As a rule ... See full document

... plowing and harrowing in a pass of machine on the field, and (ii) the reduction in traction demanded of tractor driving wheels due to the ability of the soil-working blades to provide some ... See full document

... É sabido que os TF e TA estimulam a adaptações fisiológicas para melhor otimização da aptidão física, quer ao nível da performance desportiva quer ao nível do desenvolvimento dos níveis de condição física geral ... See full document

... with young swimmers’ ...to performance. 9,24 A higher AS leads to a higher v and hence to a better ...cm) in the AS imposed a 0.59s improvement in the ...the performance. ... See full document

... components and subcomponents, such as accelerometers and gyroscopes, being able to register posi- tion as acceleration and ...record and transfer inertial sensor ...motion variables for ... See full document