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Exploring Gender-Specific Correlations Between Nutritional Intake, Body Composition, Psychological Skills, and Performance Metrics in Young Taekwondo Athletes
Objectives: Taekwondo performance is influenced by a complex and dynamic interplay of physical, nutritional, and psychological factors, all of which contribute to competitive success. However, the gender-specific relationships among these factors in young high-performance athletes remain understudie
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