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Functional and Performance Effects of a 4-week Weightlifting Program in Highly Trained Adolescent Basketball Athletes
Weightlifting is an increasingly used intervention in the sport field to improve both function and performance outcomes. However, the effects in a pediatric and adolescent population are not well described, and require further research to elucidate the benefits and potential adverse effects compared to other strength training methods, such as plyometric training.
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