The relationship between stability of hold (horizontal DevX, vertical DevY) and cleanness of triggering (COG2Hit)

The relationship between stability of hold (horizontal DevX, vertical DevY) and cleanness of triggering (COG2Hit)

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This study investigated the most important factors determining biathlon prone shooting performance. 10 female and 16 male biathletes (age 19.9 ± 2.9 years) from the national teams of Finland and Vuokatti-Ruka Sports Academy performed 6x5 biathlon prone shooting shots without physical stress under laboratory conditions. Shooting performance and mult...

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