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  • 1. Differences in the mechanics of takeoff in reverse and forward springboard somersaulting dives.
    King MA, Kong PW, Yeadon MR.
    Sports Biomech; 2023 Feb; 22(2):255-267. PubMed ID: 35119354
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  • 2. Maximising forward somersault rotation in springboard diving.
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  • 3. Functional variability in the takeoff phase of one metre springboard forward dives.
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  • 4. Role of arms in somersaulting from compliant surfaces: a simulation study of springboard standing dives.
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  • 5. Technique and timing in the women's reverse two and one half somersault tuck (305C) and the men's reverse two and one half somersault pike (305B) 3m springboard dives.
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  • 7. Hip extension during the come-out of multiple forward and inward pike somersaulting dives is controlled by eccentric contraction of the hip flexors.
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  • 8. Performing a forward dive with 5.5 somersaults in platform diving: simulation of different technique variations.
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  • 9. Technique and timing in women's backward two and one half somersault tuck (205C) and the men's backward two and one half somersault pike (205B) 3m springboard dives.
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    Sports Biomech; 2003 Jan 11; 2(1):73-84. PubMed ID: 14658247
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  • 12. Functional variability in the flight phase of one metre springboard forward dives.
    Sayyah M, Hiley MJ, King MA, Yeadon MR.
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  • 13. Technique and timing in the womens forward two and one half somersault pike and mens three and one half somersault pike 3m springboard dives.
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  • 14. The validation and application of Inertial Measurement Units to springboard diving.
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  • 15. Timing in the forward one and one half somersault with one twist 3m springboard dive.
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  • 16. Technique and timing in women's inward two and one half somersault tuck (405C) and the men's inward two and one half somersault pike (405B) 3 m springboard dives.
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    Sports Biomech; 2003 Jul 11; 2(2):251-65. PubMed ID: 14737932
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  • 17. Optimal compliant-surface jumping: a multi-segment model of springboard standing jumps.
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  • 18. Optimal technique for maximal forward rotating vaults in men's gymnastics.
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  • 19. Increasing functional variability in the preparatory phase of the takeoff improves elite springboard diving performance.
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  • 20. Technique and timing in women's and men's reverse one and one half somersault with two and one half twists (5335D) and men's reverse one and one half somersault with three and one half twists (5337D) 3 m springboard dives.
    Sanders R, Burnett A.
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