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Strength Training and Performance Enhancement in Athletes, 3rd Edition
This special issue belongs to the section “Athletic Training and Human Performance“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Strength training is a crucial component of athletic performance and plays a critical role in improving muscle strength, power, and endurance. The third volume of this Special Issue continues to explore the latest research and advancements in the field of strength training and its impact on enhancing athletic performance; therefore, we welcome contributions on various topics related to strength training, including the following:
- Resistance training and its effects on muscle strength, muscle hypertrophy, power, and/or endurance;
- The effect of altering technique variations on kinematics and kinetics in different resistance exercises;
- The impact of strength training on the enhancement of athletic performance;
- The use of technology/data analytics in performance monitoring during strength training and the enhancement of athletic performance;
- The influence of anthropometrics, age, gender, and other relevant factors on performance enhancement in strength and athletic performance.
We invite authors to write original articles, review papers, or case studies providing valuable insights and contributions to the advancement of the field of sports science.
Prof. Dr. Roland Van den Tillaar
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- kinematics
- conditioning
- kinetics
- sports
- resistance
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