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Comparison of modular control of trunk muscle by Japanese archery competitive level: a pilot study

Matsunaga et al., 2017

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6818999859552258049
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Matsunaga N
Imai A
Kaneoka K
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International Journal of Sport and Health Science

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This study investigated modular control during Japanese archery and compared the modules between an elite group (level 4 or above in the Kyudo proˆciency test) and a novice group (level 3 or lower) in a pilot study. Muscle activities were recorded on both sides of the …
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