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224 related items for PubMed ID: 24074907

  • 1. Intra-limb coordination in karate kicking: Effect of impacting or not impacting a target.
    Quinzi F, Sbriccoli P, Alderson J, Di Mario A, Camomilla V.
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  • 2. Differences in neuromuscular control between impact and no impact roundhouse kick in athletes of different skill levels.
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  • 3. Repeated Kicking Actions in Karate: Effect on Technical Execution in Elite Practitioners.
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  • 4. A biomechanical analysis of the roundhouse kicking technique of expert practitioners: A comparison between the martial arts disciplines of Muay Thai, Karate, and Taekwondo.
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  • 8. Perform kicking with or without jumping: joint coordination and kinetic differences between Taekwondo back kicks and jumping back kicks.
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  • 9. Timing characteristics of body segments during the maximal instep kick in experienced football players.
    Langhout R, Weber M, Tak I, Lenssen T.
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    Augustus S, Mundy P, Smith N.
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  • 12. Target effect on the kinematics of Taekwondo Roundhouse Kick - is the presence of a physical target a stimulus, influencing muscle-power generation?
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  • 13. Execution time, kinetics, and kinematics of the mae-geri kick: comparison of national and international standard karate athletes.
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  • 14. Segment coupling and coordination variability analyses of the roundhouse kick in taekwondo relative to the initial stance position.
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  • 18. Lower extremity muscle activation and alignment during the soccer instep and side-foot kicks.
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