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National Strength and Conditioning Association Position Statement on Strength and Conditioning of Female Athletes. Part I: Lifespan, Injury, and Health Considerations
Throughout an athlete's lifespan, there are several contributing factors that can affect performance. Sex-specific physiological differences occur between male and female athletes that may result in different needs throughout the stages of an athlete's development and through maturation, where speci
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