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Sprint interval climbing increases anaerobic training load in elite female +78 kg judo athletes

Huang L, Yao H, Weng X and Chen H (2025) Sprint interval climbing increases anaerobic training load in elite female

Darbandi SM, Sebyani M, Behpour S, Behm DG, Hosseinzadeh M. Eccentric external and internal rotation peak torque ratios predict shoulder

Rossi C, Giustino V, Patti A, Roklicer R, Manojlovic M, Trivic T, Fukuda D, Bianco A, Drid P. Cardiovascular adaptations

Predoiu R, Bertollo M, Piotrowski A, Stănescu R, Hamdi F, Szabo G, Cosma G. Psychological resilience in Olympic combat sports.

In this infographic publised in our website few months ago, we talked about how important is seeding at Olympics. Kons

Panascì M, Apollaro G, Ouergui I, Franchini E, Bonato M, Piacentini MF, et al. Recovery state, perceived training load and

Ho P, Yeh H, Li F, Ho C, Yang C, Kuo Y, Hsu C, Ho C. 2025. Effects of judo-specific intermittent training

Campos, Bruno & Silveira-Rodrigues, João & Abad, Cesar. (2025). Absolute and relative peak power and optimum power load in Back

Campos B.T, Penna E. M., Ogando P.H.M., Rodrigues J. G. S., Albuquerque M. R., Nakamura F. Y & Prado L.S.

Levy JJ, Boyd C. Getting small to feel big: the psychology of weight cutting in combat sports. Front Sports Act