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This study involved the assessment of athletes' decision-making speed and accuracy in relation to the speed of an object moving along the sagittal axis before and after completion of an incremental treadmill test.
Differences in ball sports athletes speed discrimination skills ... by Thomson, Kaivo; Watt, Anthony; Liukkonen, Jarmo / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
Otoliths were polished with a felt polishing wheel loaded with tin oxide polishing compound (10 micron grit) by using a Crystalite lapidary polisher along the sagittal axis until the core was clearly discernible with increments visible to the outer edge.
Growth, recruitment, and abundance of juvenile striped mullet (Mugil ... by McDonough, Christopher J.; Wenner, Charles A. / Fishery Bulletin
However, the absolute pull length, which was defined as the backward displacement of the hand from its most forward position to its most backward position on the sagittal axis relative to the water, increased significantly during breathing, by an average of 13%, when compared to breath-holding trials (Table 2).
Underwater stroke kinematics during breathing and breath-holding ... by Vezos, Nichos; Gourgoulis, Vassilios; Aggeloussi, Nickos; Kasimatis, Panagiotis; Christoforidis, Chr / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
 
 
 
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