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Jun 3, 2008 ... Fourteen tennis players (WT), 10 basketball players (WB) and 12 rugby ... the intensity and amount of sport and physical exercise needed to ...

Nov 2, 2022 ... In ball games, such as soccer and basketball, athletes experience muscle stress due to the explosive, stop-and-go nature of these sports.

May 26, 2009 ... External mechanical work versus oxidative energy consumption ratio during a basketball field test. J Sports Med Phys Fitness 2002: 42: 409– 417.

especially in ice hockey, karate, and basketball. Introduction. The growing popularity of sports and exercise is focusing attention on the injuries that may ...

Mar 16, 2023 ... HICBTs occurring during basketball and soccer/futsal, in which mouthguards are not mandatory, were conspicuous among junior and senior high ...

... 7 sports (cross country, soccer, basketball, wrestling, track, golf, and baseball). Resting metabolic rate, 3-day food intake, 7-day exercise energy ...

May 1, 2014 ... Energy Gravity Physics Sports Introduction Playing basketball can be ... and one part of that workout comes from just dribbling the ball.

Apr 13, 2017 ... Energy Collisions. Introduction How many ball sports can you name? ... You can add air to some balls like basketballs, soccer balls, ...

soccer, the most important of ... be carried in a bicycle basket or by an assistant. ... Sports. Coaching: football, soccer, basketball, baseball swimming,.

Nov 19, 2015 ... Athletes in team sports involving intense exercise actions and ... such as soccer and basketball, can also benefit from intensified training ...