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Pushing Limits – The role of pain and painkillers in Olympic Weightlifting
Sportverletzung · SportschadenAbstractThe PLAY study (Pain, Lesions and Analgesics in Youth and Elite Sports) investigates the extent, patterns and treatment of pain in organised professional sports. This study, presented here for the first time, focused on Olympic weightlifting in this context. As part of a case-control study, weightlifters from the German Olympic squad (OSW, n=35)
Sven Schneider +3 more
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Profiles of musculoskeletal development in limbs of college Olympic weightlifters and wrestlers
European Journal of Applied Physiology, 1999To investigate the event-related profiles of musculoskeletal development in weight-categorized athletes, we measured the cross-sectional areas (CSA) of bone and muscle in the forearm, upper arm, lower leg and thigh, using a B-mode ultrasound apparatus, in college Olympic weightlifters (OWL, n = 19) and wrestlers (WR, n = 17) and untrained men (UM, n ...
H, Kanehisa, T, Fukunaga
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The pull in olympic weightlifting.
Medicine and science in sports, 1979Data from five experienced weightlifters on the vertical forces applied to the barbell and system (barbell and lifter) during the pull were in excellent agreement with earlier displacement-time descriptions of the double knee bend as consisting of two stages of extension interrupted by a period of realignment (second knee bend).
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Bibliometric Insights into Olympic Weightlifting Research Trends
Journal of Ravishankar University (PART-A)Prologue: This research paper employs a rigorous bibliometric analysis to illuminate the evolving landscape of Olympic weightlifting research. The dynamic nature of weightlifting movements and their multifaceted impact on athletes form the backdrop of this study.
Suraj Kumar, Rajeev Choudhary
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Normalizing the performances of athletes in Olympic weightlifting.
Canadian journal of applied sport sciences. Journal canadien des sciences appliquees au sport, 1985A method of comparing the performances of athletes of disparate bodyweights in Olympic weightlifting is developed that is able to accommodate the fact that, of the ten bodyweight classes contested, the lighter nine have upper limits assigned to them while the heaviest has only a lower limit.
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Technological advancement in Olympic weightlifting
Journal of Sports Science and Nutrition, 2021openaire +1 more source
Elbow Pain In A High-level Olympic Weightlifter
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2023Adam Ridley, Lee Mancini
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Injury profile of Bulgarian male olympic weightlifters
Series on Biomechanics, 2023D. Zaykova, M. Konchev
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Muscle moves mass: Deconstructing the culture of weight loss in American Olympic Weightlifting
International Review for the Sociology of Sport, 2023Shannon Jette, Mónica Nelson
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Medical care provision at the venue of the weightlifting event of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
Sport Sciences for Health, 2021Kohei Ashikaga +2 more
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