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Strength differences between trained and untrained pre-pubertal children: Stretch-shortening cycle of muscle contractions
This study investigated jumping performance in pre-pubertal children with respect to age, gender and trained level and their ability to use the stretch-shortening cycle (SSC). One hundred and twenty-seven (n=127) children participated in this study that included 66 from a basketball academy (age: 9.
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