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Wheelchair Tennis and Para-table Tennis

2017
As 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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Tennis calf or tennis leg.

Orthopedics, 1996
T J, Gilbert, B R, Bullis, H J, Griffiths   +2 more
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TENNIS PARTNERS

Retina, 2012
Harry W, Flynn, Mark S, Blumenkranz
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Tennis

Notes and Queries, 1881
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Motivation in tennis competition between wheelchair tennis players and tennis players

2008
The world of disability is generally characterized by little specialization and a lack of sport culture. This study examines in detail the motivational factors of wheelchair tennis players vs.
Martinelli, Moreno, Casalini, Linda, Casolo, Francesco   +2 more
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"TENNIS ELBOW."

BMJ, 1923
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"Tennis toe"

Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 1973
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Tennis Elbow

Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1967
H L, Friedlander, R L, Reid, R F, Cape
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Fatigue decreases skilled tennis performance

Journal of Sports Sciences, 2002
Clyde Williams
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Tennis elbow

The American Journal of Surgery, 1950
J M, MEHERIN, C E, COOPER
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