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Understanding perceived exertion in power-aimed resistance training: the relationship between perceived exertion and muscle fatigue

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By Conditioning Association, Roy SH, Morgan DE, Franklin BA
| PeerJ
This study aimed to examine the relationship between RPE and neuromuscular fatigue during power BPress exercise. Additionally, it sought to evaluate the validity of velocity loss as an indicator of neuromuscular fatigue during power BPress. A counterbalanced crossover design was employed. Power BPress was chosen as the experimental exercise due to its widespread use in resistance training and velocity-based training protocols (Sánchez-Medina & González-Badillo, 2011).
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Biological maturation, anthropometric, and physical fitness variables of youth breaking athletes with different competition levels

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By Gil SM, Martin DT, Conditioning Association, Allison DB
| PeerJ
Anthropometric measurements and physical fitness variables are widely recognized crucial indicators for talent identification and differentiation in various sports disciplines (Santos et al., 2014; Grendstad et al., 2020). However, there remains a gap in the research on youth breaking athletes.
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Individualized responses to velocity-based versus percentage-based resistance training in combat sports athletes: the influence of baseline characteristics

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By Oliver JM, Conditioning Association, Vince RV, Ly AS
| PeerJ
Judo and wrestling are high-intensity combat sports demanding exceptional levels of strength and power (Franchini et al., 2011). Upper limb strength is crucial for executing key techniques like throws and takedowns, which are determinantal to competitive success (Franchini et al., 2011; García-Pallarés et al., 2011).
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