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    Neuromuscular performance of explosive power athletes versus untrained individuals
    “... neuromuscular performance. We may expect a contrast in EMD and RFD between explosive power athletes, who have a...”
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    The association between sport-related concussion and musculoskeletal injury in university rugby athletes
    by Numan Yener, Kerry Glendon, Matthew Pain
    Published 2022
    “... considering the effects of sex, athlete playing position and injury location. Design Retrospective cohort...”
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    Hamstring muscle architecture and viscoelastic properties: reliability and retrospective comparison between previously injured and uninjured athletes
    “... and ST of 15 athletes (previously injured, n=5; control, n=10) were assessed using ultrasonography...”
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    Prospective study with specific re-assessment time points to determine time to recovery following a sports-related concussion in university-aged student-athletes
    “... occurs in university-aged student-athletes. Methods: Student-athletes completed an assessment battery...”
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    Does Vestibular-Ocular-Motor (VOM) impairment affect time to return to play, symptom severity, neurocognition and academic ability in student-athletes following acute concussion?
    “...) Loughborough University, UK, rugby union student-athletes who sustained 42 SRCs. Methods: Student-athletes...”
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    Musculoskeletal injury or Sports-Related Concussion (SRC) in a season of rugby union does not affect performance on concussion battery testing in university-aged student-athletes
    “....  Method: Student-athletes (n = 146) participating in rugby union British Universities or domestic...”
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    Recovery of symptoms, neurocognitive and vestibular-ocular-motor function and academic ability after sports-related concussion (SRC) in university-aged student-athletes: a systematic review
    “... student-athletes is needed. Objectives  Determine time to recovery for symptom burden, neurocognitive...”
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    Sprint starts and the minimum auditory reaction time
    by Matthew Pain, Abigail. Hibbs
    Published 2007
    Subjects: '; “...Athletics...”
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    Considerations for single and double leg drop jumps: bilateral deficit, standardizing drop height, and equalizing training load
    by Matthew Pain
    Published 2014
    “... deficit in elite power athletes and elite endurance athletes. Seven power athletes and seven endurance...”
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    Aerobic power and peak power of elite America’s Cup sailors
    “... the highest upper-body anaerobic and aerobic power values reported. The unique nature of these athletes...”
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    Influence of crank length and crank-axle height on standing arm-crank (grinding) power
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    Fifty years of performance‐related sports biomechanics research
    by Fred Yeadon, Matthew Pain
    Published 2023
    “... athlete performance. Our depth of understanding of the mechanics of sports techniques has increased across...”
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    The need for muscle co-contraction prior to a landing
    “...In landings from a flight phase the mass centre of an athlete experiences rapid decelerations...”
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    A combined muscle model and wavelet approach to interpreting the surface EMG signals from maximal dynamic knee extensions
    by Steph Forrester, Matthew Pain
    Published 2010
    “... and EMG signals from the vastii and rectus femoris were recorded for eight athletic subjects performing...”
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