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Loturco et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Physical and physiological traits of a double world karate champion and responses to a simulated kumite bout: A case study

Loturco et al., 2017

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13643068500526903322
Author
Loturco I
Nakamura F
Lopes-Silva J
Silva-Santos J
Pereira L
Franchini E
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International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching

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This study aimed at describing the changes in physical and physiological performance of a two-time World Karate Federation Champion athlete immediately prior to and after a bout simulation. The karateka was submitted to:(a) squat and countermovement jumps, jump …
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