Asymmetries in Ground Reaction Forces During Turns by Elite Slalom Alpine Skiers Are Not Related to Asymmetries in Muscular Strength

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RT @HCHolmberg1: HOT TOPIC: Asymmetries in alpine and cross-country skiing. 3 x 📖 from our research group. ALPINE SKIING: https://t.co/W9U…

30 Aug 2021

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HOT TOPIC: Asymmetries in alpine and cross-country skiing. 3 x 📖 from our research group. ALPINE SKIING: https://t.co/W9UhMbNbTs https://t.co/H1pzQjllH9 CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING: https://t.co/QBz3mr22xt #alpine #skiing @fisalpine @FISCrossCountry #langrenn

27 Aug 2021

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New Research: Asymmetries in Ground Reaction Forces During Turns by Elite Slalom Alpine Skiers Are Not Related to Asymmetries in Muscular Strength https://t.co/PkI2SpZ83x #Physiology

04 May 2021

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RT @HCHolmberg1: 🆕 from our research group: “Asymmetries in Ground Reaction Forces During Turns by Elite Slalom Alpine Skiers Are Not Relat…

17 Apr 2021

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