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Asian Journal of Sports Medicine

Sports Medicine Research Center, TUMS

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1. Effects of slow dynamic, fast dynamic, and static stretching on recovery of performance, range of motion, balance, and joint position sense in healthy adults

- Daneshjoo A. , et al.

2. Concurrent activation potentiation improves lower-limb maximal strength but not dynamic balance control in rugby players

- Rizzato A. , et al.

3. Effects of trx suspension training on proprioception and muscle strength in female athletes with functional ankle instability

- Khorjahani A. , et al.

4. Does induced fatigue alter dynamic balance in athletes? A systematic review

- Abdelkader N. , et al.

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