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Biomechanics of crosscountry skiing

Smith, 1990

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5814332128846114295
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Smith G
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Sports medicine

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The mechanics of crosscountry skiing involve a complex interaction between the kinematic characteristics of the movement patterns and the kinetic relationships driving the motion. Crosscountry skiing techniques have been the subject of some biomechanical research …
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