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Reliability and validity of a talent identification test battery for seated and standing Paralympic throws

Spathis et al., 2015

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15106034292484437071
Author
Spathis J
Connick M
Beckman E
Newcombe P
Tweedy S
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of sports sciences

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Paralympic throwing events for athletes with physical impairments comprise seated and standing javelin, shot put, discus and seated club throwing. Identification of talented throwers would enable prediction of future success and promote participation; however, a …
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