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Alpine skiing, snowboarding, and spinal trauma
Archives of Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery, 2001This 10-year retrospective review of spinal injuries at a destination ski resort was done to determine the incidence and type of spinal and neurologic injury associated with alpine winter sports. Spinal injury patterns and outcomes in skiers and snowboarders over a period of 11 seasons at a destination resort were studied.
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2017
Understanding the biomechanics of Alpine skiing is fundamental to the design of training protocols, to identify the metabolic burden of athletes and to help preventing traumas. Despite the apparent simplicity of the overall mechanics related to a descent with skiis, the scientific community is still uncertain about the role of muscle contraction in ...
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Understanding the biomechanics of Alpine skiing is fundamental to the design of training protocols, to identify the metabolic burden of athletes and to help preventing traumas. Despite the apparent simplicity of the overall mechanics related to a descent with skiis, the scientific community is still uncertain about the role of muscle contraction in ...
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Injuries in Handicapped Alpine Ski Racers
The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1985In brief: Disabled persons have many opportunities for recreational and competitive skiing. They are subject to the same injury risk as able-bodied skiers, but they also have problems related to their disabilities. This questionnaire study of 68 handicapped skiers showed a rate of 2 injuries per 1,000 skier-days as compared with 2.8 to 5.35 per 1,000 ...
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Alpine skiing optimization: A new bio-inspired optimization algorithm
Advances in Engineering Software, 2022Yongliang Yuan, Jianji Ren
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Alpine Skiing in the Classroom
Strategies, 2012Antonio Mendez-Gimenez +1 more
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