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Kinematic analysis of breaststroke swimmers with disability
, 2006 Schega, Lutz, Pabst, Jan, Daly, Daniel
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An Unusual Lesion in the Knee of a Breaststroke Swimmer
International Journal of Sports Medicine, 1985In a 21-year-old male breaststroke swimmer with characteristic symptoms in the medial aspect of the knee joint, synovial leakage suggesting medial capsular rupture caused by the whip kick was demonstrated arthrographically.
J O, Wethelund, A, de Carvalho
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The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 1987
Competitive swimmers have a high incidence of breast stroke-related knee injuries. Although previous investi gators have implicated the terminal phase of the kick in the injury mechanism, athletes often complain of pain during the initial phase of rearward thrust.
P, Vizsolyi +6 more
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Competitive swimmers have a high incidence of breast stroke-related knee injuries. Although previous investi gators have implicated the terminal phase of the kick in the injury mechanism, athletes often complain of pain during the initial phase of rearward thrust.
P, Vizsolyi +6 more
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Biomechanical Analysis of the Breaststroke Start
International Journal of Sports Medicine, 2007The aim of this study was to analyse the kinematics and coordination of the breaststroke start as regards to skill level using a video device. Ten national swimmers were compared with an international swimmer. All swimmers simulated the 100-m pace for 25 m after a grab start. The kinematical analysis assessed the durations of leave block, flight, entry
Seifert, L., Vantorre, J., Chollet, D.
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The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 1980
The cause of the breaststroke swimmer's knee with medial pain of the knee joint has not been clearly identified. Breaststroke swimmers with knee pain were, therefore, examined arthros copically. None showed any other disorders of their knees than medial synovitis in seven of nine swimmers.
K, Keskinen, E, Eriksson, P, Komi
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The cause of the breaststroke swimmer's knee with medial pain of the knee joint has not been clearly identified. Breaststroke swimmers with knee pain were, therefore, examined arthros copically. None showed any other disorders of their knees than medial synovitis in seven of nine swimmers.
K, Keskinen, E, Eriksson, P, Komi
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Modeling of breaststroke swimming
Doklady Physics, 2014A mechanical system that models swimming using a pair of two-chain extremities is considered. The motion of the system under study is similar to swimming of a frog and some other animals, in which lower extremities play the main role. This type of motion is characteristic of competitive breaststroke swimming.
S. P. Karmanov, F. L. Chernous’ko
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Breaststroker's knee: pathology, etiology, and treatment
The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 1980Twenty-three breaststroke swimmers (ranging in age from 6 to 30 years old) with painful knees were examined. Underwater movies of these swimmers were taken. Eighteen swimmers had tenderness under the medial facet of the patella and over the medial femoral intercondylar ridge.
S D, Stulberg +3 more
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Does Floatation Influence Breaststroke Technique?
Journal of Applied Biomechanics, 2010This study is aimed at examining the relationships between floatation parameters, assessed by field tests and the stroking characteristics of breaststroke swimmers. The floatation parameters were evaluated for 23 males and 23 females by the hydrostatic lift test, the sinking force acting at the ankle test and the maximal glide length after a push-off ...
Leblanc, Hugues +2 more
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2016
This collection of short fiction explores themes of loneliness, loss of love, and self-worth in a strange, often humorous fashion. The characters face challenges that present themselves in ways that exist only within imagined worlds: a woman’s heart leaves her body after a bad breakup, a captive entertainer is let out of her glass cage, a group of ...
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This collection of short fiction explores themes of loneliness, loss of love, and self-worth in a strange, often humorous fashion. The characters face challenges that present themselves in ways that exist only within imagined worlds: a woman’s heart leaves her body after a bad breakup, a captive entertainer is let out of her glass cage, a group of ...
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Thigh Strains in Competitive Breaststroke Swimmers
Journal of Sport Rehabilitation, 1992Although shoulder and knee injuries are the most common injuries in swimmers, thigh/groin strains have recently been identified as a critical area in elite competitive breaststroke swimmers. A survey of high-level collegiate breaststroke swimmers revealed a 33% incidence of this hip flexor adductor injury.
Alvin R. Loosli, June Quick
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