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Nana Kanoshima, Yasuharu Nagano, Hiroshi Ichikawa

    International journal of sports physical therapy
    |September 4, 2025
    PubMed
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    Los movimientos de alto impacto en el balonmano son frecuentes durante los juegos, especialmente durante los ataques rápidos en los machos y las transiciones de ataque a defensa en las hembras. Los acelerómetros revelan estas cargas biomecánicas clave durante el juego.

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    Acelerómetros y sus derivadosel baloncestomovimiento de alto impactolesiones de rodillael sexo

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