The start from blocks is a fundamental component of all track and field sprint events (≤ 400
m). This narrative review focusses on biomechanical aspects of the block phase and the …

The bilateral deficit phenomenon, characterized by a reduction in the amount of force from a
single limb during maximal bilateral actions, has been shown in various movement tasks …

Abstract Lockie, RG, Callaghan, SJ, Berry, SP, Cooke, ERA, Jordan, CA, Luczo, TM, and
Jeffriess, MD. Relationship between unilateral jumping ability and asymmetry on …

There are several methods used in sports science to identify asymmetries in athletes, given
their purported relevance to injury prevention and performance optimization. We aimed to …

Purpose The purpose of the present study was to investigate the influence of strength
outcome [maximal voluntary contraction (MVC) torque vs. rate of torque development (RTD)] …

This study analyzed relationships between bilateral concentric (60/s, 180/s, 240/s) and
eccentric (30/s) knee extensor and flexor strength differences, and linear (40-meter sprint) …

Abstract Bishop, C, Berney, J, Lake, J, Loturco, I, Blagrove, R, Turner, A, and Read, P.
Bilateral deficit during jumping tasks: relationship with speed and change of direction speed …

Traditional neuromuscular tests (eg, jumping and sprinting tasks) are useful to assess
athletic performance, but the basic outcomes (eg, jump height, sprint time) offer only a …

Mackala, K, Stodółka, J, Siemienski, A, and Ćoh, M. Biomechanical analysis of squat jump
and countermovement jump from varying starting positions. J Strength Cond Res 27 (10) …

ABSTRACT SAMOZINO, P., E. REJC, PE DI PRAMPERO, A. BELLI, and J.-B. MORIN. Force–
Velocity Properties' Contribution to Bilateral Deficit during Ballistic Push-off. Med. Sci. Sports …