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The effect of complex training on strength, counter movement jump and change of direction skills in female junior table tennis players. [PDF]
Sci RepSun R, Qu H, Zhang Y, Wang H.
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Energetics of Table Tennis and Table Tennis–Specific Exercise Testing
International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, 2016 Purpose:To test the hypotheses that the metabolic profile of table tennis is dominantly aerobic, anaerobic energy is related to the accumulated duration and intensity of rallies, and activity and metabolic profile are interrelated with the individual fitness profile determined via table tennis–specific tests.
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Movement Disorders, 2010
AbstractFocal task‐specific dystonia (FTSD) occurs exclusively during a specific activity that usually involves a highly skilled movement. Classical FTSD dystonias include writer's cramp and musician's dystonia. Few cases of sport‐related dystonia have been reported.
Anne, Le Floch +7 more
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AbstractFocal task‐specific dystonia (FTSD) occurs exclusively during a specific activity that usually involves a highly skilled movement. Classical FTSD dystonias include writer's cramp and musician's dystonia. Few cases of sport‐related dystonia have been reported.
Anne, Le Floch +7 more
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Collective Emotions in Doubles Table Tennis
Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 2022Researchers have shown that the emotions that athletes experience during sporting competition can be transferred between team members to create collective team emotional states. Nevertheless, collective emotions have not yet been investigated for sporting dyads. In this study, the emotional experiences of 68 doubles table tennis players (34 dyads) were
Alexander W J, Freemantle +3 more
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Table tennis match analysis: a review
Journal of Sports Sciences, 2018In table tennis, many different approaches to scientific founded match analysis have been developed since the first ones in the 1960s. The aim of this paper is to give a review on some of the most acknowledged methods of match analysis in table tennis. The first chapter presents a historical overview of match analysis from all over the world.
Fuchs M. +8 more
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Wheelchair Tennis and Para-table Tennis
2017As adaptive sports continue to grow and evolve, adaptive wheelchair athletes continue to improve on performance (Perret, Disabil Rehabil 39(2):164–172, 2015; Webborn and Emery, PM R 6(8 Suppl):S18–22, 2014). There is not a more essential time then now for the medical provider to be aware of the training, performance expectations, equipment, and ...
Mary Caldwell, Arthur Jason De Luigi
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2009
“Table Tennis: Steps to Success” combines the knowledge and experience of master instructor Richard McAfee with essential table tennis techniques and strategies for today’s player. With a unique 11-step approach designed to maximise table tennis instruction, readers will learn the proper grip for their style of play, execution of the basic strokes and ...
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“Table Tennis: Steps to Success” combines the knowledge and experience of master instructor Richard McAfee with essential table tennis techniques and strategies for today’s player. With a unique 11-step approach designed to maximise table tennis instruction, readers will learn the proper grip for their style of play, execution of the basic strokes and ...
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A biomimetic approach to robot table tennis
Adaptive Behavior, 2010Playing table tennis is a difficult motor task that requires fast movements, accurate control, and adaptation to task parameters. Although human beings see and move slower than most robot systems, they significantly outperform all table tennis robots. One important reason for this higher performance is the human movement generation.
Katharina Mülling +2 more
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A learning approach to robotic table tennis
IEEE Transactions on Robotics, 2005We propose a method of controlling a table tennis robot so as to return the incoming ball to a desired point on the table with specified flight duration. The proposed method consists of the following three input-output maps implemented by means of locally weighted regression: 1) a map for predicting the impact time of the ball hit by the paddle and the
Michiya Matsushima +3 more
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