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    Effect of different computer assisted instruction web site contents on swimming instruction of elementary school children

    Sengoku, Y., Ichikawa, H., Nomura, T.
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    Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming IX…”
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    Physical and psychological changes in chronic low back pain after participation in 8-week water exercise: 12-month follow-up

    Sugano, A., Wakabayashi, H., Aoba, T., Nomura, T.
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    Does stroke rate determine swimming velocities values and coordination?

    Potdevin, F., Pelayo, P., Delignieres, D.
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    Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming, Swimming Science IX…”
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    The influence of variation in height and slope of the starting platforms on the starting time of speed swimmers

    Pereira, S., Araujo, L., Roesler, H.
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    Analysis of 100 m backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly and freestyle swimmers at the 2001 European Youth Olympic Days

    Arellano, R., Sanchez-Molina, J. A., Navarro, F., de Aymerich, J.
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    Analysis of the 200 m events in the Sydney Olympic Games

    Chatard, J. C., Girold, S., Caudal, N., Cossor, J., Mason, B.
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    Turning force measurement in swimming using underwater force platforms

    Roesler, H.
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    Biomechanical analysis of ventral swimming starts: Comparison of the grab start with two track-start techniques

    Vilas-Boas, J. P., Cruz, J., Sousa, F., Conceicao, F., Fernandes, R., Carvalho, J.
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    A kinetic and kinematic comparison of the grab and track starts in swimming

    Miller, M., Allen, D., Pein, R.
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    Biomechanics of the grab and track start techniques

    Krüger, T., Wick, D., Hohmann, A., El-Bahrawi, M., Koth, A.
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    Evolution of the crawl turns after technical intervention in the swimmer training

    Maanon, R., Sanchez, J. A., Eiroa, J. J., Brana, S., Mon, J.
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    Swimming speed, stroke rate and stroke length during maximal 100 m freestyle of boys 11-16 years of age

    Vorontsov, A., Binevsky, D.
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    Are the forces applied during vertical countermovement jump related to the forces applied during the swimming start?

    De La Fuente, B., Garcia, F., Arellano, R.
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    Track start vs. grab start: Evidence from the Sydney Olympic Games

    Issurin, V., Verbitsky, O.
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    Kinematic and dynamographic study in different swimming turn

    Daniel, K., Klauck, J., Bieder, A.
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    Equal power assumption in active drag measurement

    Thorp, R., Wilson, B.
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    Performance relevant time-space variables in breaststroke: Sex differentiation

    Silva, A., Colman, V., Soons, B., Alves, F., Persyn, U.
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    The effect of age, maturation and growth on tethered swimming performance

    Taylor, S., MacLaren, D., Stratton, G., Lees, A.
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    Stroke characteristics of world class male swimmers in freestyle events of the 9th FINA World Swimming Championships 2001 Fukuoka

    Okuno, K., Ikuta, Y., Wakayoshi, K., Nomura, T., Takagi, H., Ito, S., Ogita, F., Ohgi, Y., Tachi, M., Miyashita, M.
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    Effect of increasing resistance on the coordination in backstroke tethered swimming

    Schnitzler, C., Ernwein, V., Chollet, D.
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