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Magnitude, Frequency, and Accumulation: Workload Among Injured and Uninjured Youth Basketball Players
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Benson, L.C
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Edwards, W.B
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Emery, C.A
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Owoeye
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.B.A
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Räisänen, A.M
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Stilling, C.
Published 2021
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Warm-Ups and Coaches' Perceptions: Searching for Clues to Improve Injury Prevention in Youth Basketball
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Befus, K.
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Emery, C.A
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Owoeye
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.B.A
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Pasanen, K.
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Räisänen, A.M
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van den Berg, C.
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The role of premotor areas in dual tasking in healthy controls and persons with multiple sclerosis: An fNIRS imaging study
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DeLuca, J.
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Goverover, Y.
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Hake, P.
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Hoxha, A.
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Owoeye
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Saleh, S.
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Sandroff, B.M
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Vitiello, T.
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Wylie, G.
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Yue, G.
Published 2018
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