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An Examination of the Relationship Between Unilateral Triaxial Jump Test and Power Skating Profile in Female Recreational Ice Hockey Athletes
Introduction: Skating is a fundamental skill in ice hockey that relies on effective directional force and power generation. Due to biomechanical similarities, off-ice jump tests (e.g., vertical and broad jumps) are often used to assess and predict skating abilities and performance. However, most tra
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