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Different sitting positions influence cross country sit skiers performance Sitting position influence on force generation and cycle characteristics

Valeria et al., 2018

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7548893616005864747
Author
Valeria R
Vesa L
Walter R
Stefan L
Magdalena K
Yves V
Laura G
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2018 IEEE International Symposium on Medical Measurements and Applications (MeMeA)

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Cross country sit skiing is a Paralympic discipline in which athletes due to physical impairment ski sitting on a sit-ski. The impairment influences performance directly and also through sitting position. Athletes with a better trunk control usually adopt a sitting position …
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