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    Estimation of the knee joint with single-camera smartphone

    Russo, M., Ricciardi, C., Romano, M., Santoriello, V., Ponsiglione, A. M., Amato, F., Spadea, M. F.
    Published in Sensors (2026)
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    Research on kinematics and fractional order active disturbance rejection control of skating training robot

    Wang, B., Zhao, X., Gong, Y., Sun, L., Yang, Z.
    Published in Mechanical Sciences (2026)
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    Brain-derived signals related to ball kicking movement in soccer and technologies employed: a systematic literature review with gap map

    Unsihuay, N., Clemente, F. M., Trybulski, R., Thapa, R. K., Faria, M. H., Casado, F. L., Zvietcovich, F., Vieira, L. H. P.
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    Assessment of basketball players` motion quality degradation by video-based virtual sensing and the AGCN-Mamba network

    Yang, Z., Zhao, Y.
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    Sprint performance adaptations through different warm up stretching approaches

    Praveen, A., Suresh, C., Sebastia-Amat, S., Kurnaz, M., Grygus, I., Kalmykova, Y., Sanjaykumar, S.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2026)
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    Nordic hamstring exercise asymmetries do not influence change of direction abilities

    Gordon, G., Green, A.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2026)
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    A bibliometric analysis of knowledge structure and research trends in swimmer's shoulder (2015-2025)

    Guo, C., Luo, M., Wang, B., Bin Azizuddin Khan, T. K.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2026)
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    Asymmetry in sprinting: The myth of perfection and the reality of performance

    Girard, O.
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    “…Asymmetry - differences in strength, flexibility, balance, and/or mechanics between body sides - is intrinsic to human movement. While marked and/or persistent asymmetries can disrupt biomechanics and increase (re)injury risk, minor bilateral differences are commonplace and often functional. …”
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    Sensor placement for jump classification in sub-elite figure skating

    Moessing, T., Jones, M., Klemm, E., Caminita, M., Ridge, S. T., Bruening, D.
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    Markerless motion analysis in sports and exercise

    Bini, R. R., Colyer, S., Moura, F. A., Santiago, P., Vanicek, N.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2026)
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    Evolution of sport wearable global navigation satellite systems` receivers: A look at the Garmin Forerunner series

    Szot, T.
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    Multi-camera framing of dry slope snowboarding jumps

    Decorte, R., De Waele, R., Slembrouck, M., Verstockt, S.
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    Comparison of different pose estimation models for lower-body kinematics: A validation study

    Fukushima, T., Blauberger, P., Guedes Russomanno, T., Lames, M.
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    Physical-menstrual variables as predictors of women's rugby performance and well-being

    Liébana, E., Muñoz-Aloy, A., Gutiérrez, S., García-Guillot, S., Sanchís, C., Monleón, C.
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    The application of deep learning human pose estimation in sport: a systematic review

    Aulton, C., Wakili, L., Strafford, B. W., Davids, K., Chiu, C.-Y.
    Published in Sports Medicine - Open (2025)
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    “…Future research should address these limitations while exploring innovative applications to maximize the impact of DL-based HPE in sports science. Key Points - The application of Deep Learning (DL) Human Pose Estimation (HPE) in sport can be categorised into four application domains: movement skill analysis, action recognition, augmented coaching tools, and officiating support…”
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    Applying team strategies for dynamic coordination: A comparative study of expertise using 3-on-3 basketball

    Ichikawa, J., Yamada, M., Iwaihara, Y., Ichinose, G., Fujii, K.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2026)
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    “…Humans working as a team can achieve higher performance. …”
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    Biomechanical analysis of the breaststroke kick in young swimmers using wearable inertial sensors: an exploratory pilot study

    Brus, D.-I., Enoiu, R. S., Catana, D.-I.
    Published in Sensors (2026)
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    Validation of the transformer-based monocular system (Capture4D): A real-time kinematic analysis in coaching/teaching tennis

    Zhao, Y., Wang, S., Gao, Z., Wu, H., Cui, Y., Liu, Y.
    Published in Sensors (2026)
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    Methodological approaches in testing maximal lactate accumulation rate - vLamax: A systematic review

    Langley, J., Haase, R., Nitzsche, N., Porter, M.
    Published in Journal of Science and Cycling (2025)
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    Horse gait analysis using wearable inertial sensors and machine learning

    Rana, M., Mittal, V.
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