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Volume 7 (1991): Issue 1 (Jan 1991)
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Journal of Applied Biomechanics
Print ISSN:
0740-2082
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Editor’s Comments
Original Investigations
A Comparison of Maximal Power Outputs between Elite Male and Female Weightlifters in Competition
Research
Changes in Running Pattern during a Treadmill Run to Volitional Exhaustion: Fast versus Slower Runners
The Pedaling Technique of Elite Endurance Cyclists: Changes with Increasing Workload at Constant Cadence
A Comparison of Techniques Used in Performing the Men’s Compulsory Gymnastic Vault at the 1988 Olympics
Changes in Distance Running Mechanics Due to Systematic Variations in Running Style
A Biomechanical Comparison of the Yurchenko Vault and Two Associated Teaching Drills
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