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New Training Strategies and Evaluation Methods for Improving Health and Physical Performance
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The aim of this Special Issue was to propose, on the basis of the evidence that the current literature provides, new training techniques and specific evaluation methods for the different populations practicing physical activity.
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Keywords
- adapted sport
- adductor longus
- Adipose Tissue
- aerobic exercise
- amputee soccer
- arm crank
- assessment
- Athletes
- back squat
- balance
- bioelectrical impedance
- Biology, Life Sciences
- Biomechanics
- BIVA
- block start
- block velocity
- Body Composition
- cardiorespiratory responses
- cooling
- countermovement jump
- Cycling
- deoxyhemoglobin kinetics
- Disability
- effort
- EMG
- endurance
- Environment
- Exercise
- fat mass
- Fatigue
- feet stance
- Female
- field-based tests
- front squat
- gait speed
- gluteus maximus
- Impairment
- initial acceleration
- Judo
- kinematics
- kinetics
- Lactate
- lean soft tissue
- Mathematics & science
- mens
- muscle mass
- muscle oxygenation
- n/a
- near-infrared spectroscopy
- Obesity
- Older people
- oxygen consumption
- PAP
- Patients
- phase angle
- physical activity
- physical fitness
- quadriceps
- R-Xc graph
- Recovery
- Reference, information & interdisciplinary subjects
- repeated sprint ability
- Research & information: general
- resistance exercise
- resistance training
- RM
- Sarcopenia
- somatotype
- sports performance
- spot reduction
- sprint first stance
- sprint first two steps
- sprint running
- sprint start
- sprinters
- strength training
- subjective health status
- support leg
- thermal
- total body water
- Track and field
- Training
- training programs
- upper body
- Vector analysis
- vector length
- VO2 kinetics
- Walking
- Weight training
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-4251-5Editions