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Kinematic Changes during a 100-m Front Crawl

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Ludovic Seifert, Didier Chollet, Jean‐Claude Chatard

Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise

Abstract

The high-speed swimmers were characterized by higher and more stable SL and IdC. The principal gender effect was greater SL in the males than in the females.

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