Maloney, SJ. The relationship between asymmetry and athletic performance: A critical
review. J Strength Cond Res 33 (9): 2579–2593, 2019—Symmetry may be defined as the …

ABSTRACT Brazier, J, Maloney, S, Bishop, C, Read, PJ, and Turner, AN. Lower extremity
stiffness: considerations for testing, performance enhancement, and injury risk. J Strength …

Traditional neuromuscular tests (eg, jum** and sprinting tasks) are useful to assess
athletic performance, but the basic outcomes (eg, jump height, sprint time) offer only a …

Abstract Stern, D, Gonzalo-Skok, O, Loturco, I, Turner, A, and Bishop, C. A comparison of
bilateral vs. unilateral-biased strength and power training interventions on measures of …

Stiffness describes the resistance of a body to deformation. In regard to athletic performance,
a stiffer leg-spring would be expected to augment performance by increasing utilisation of …

Neuromuscular asymmetries have been previously associated with reduced performance.
Similarly, maturation has shown that youth athletes may experience a loss of motor control …

Foam rolling and eccentric exercise interventions have been demonstrated to improve range
of motion (ROM). However, these two modalities have not been directly compared. Twenty …

Jum** performance is one of the key components of volleyball game, thus evaluating
jum** ability through different biomechanical variables offers opportunity for performance …

Little is known about the difference of anthropometry and physical fitness between the
finalist and eliminated player in the NBA all star slam dunk contest. This study aimed to …

Introduction: Many sporting activities require both vertical jum** in combination with
agility. Yet, both vertical jum** and agility can be executed either bilaterally or unilaterally …