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Pushing up or pushing out-an initial investigation into horizontal- versus vertical-force training on swimming start performance: a pilot study.

Shiqi ThngSimon PearsonJustin W L Keogh
Published in: PeerJ (2021)
The results of this current study have been unable to determine whether a horizontal- or vertical-force training programme enhances swim start performance after an 8-week training intervention. Some reasons for the lack of within and between group effects may reflect the large volume of concurrent training and the relative lack of any deliberate practice of the swim start. Larger samples and longer training duration may be required to determine whether significant differences occur between these training approaches. Such research should also look to investigate how a reduction in the concurrent training loads and/or an increase in the deliberate practice of the swim start may influence the potential changes in swim start performance.
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