Marko S Laaksonen1, Glenn Björklund2

  • 1Swedish Winter Sports Research Centre, Department of Health Sciences, Mid Sweden University, Östersund, Sweden. marko.laaksonen@miun.se.

概括

双马比赛中接力赛的表现取决于特定腿部的技能. 对于女性来说,第二和第四腿的射击准确度是关键,而对于男性来说,第三和第四腿的滑雪速度显著影响了最终排名.

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