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    Preface the scietific landscape of th XVth International Sumposium on Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming

    Vilas-Boas, J. P., Keskinen, K., Cossor, J., Witt, M., Castro, F., Takagi, H.
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    The science of swimming in the new AI-driven world

    Arellano, R.
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    Developing aquatic literacy: the new challenge of learning to swim

    Potdevin, F.
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    Assessing water safety competencies in children and adolescents for drowning prevention: from the current applied methodologies to the Amazon reality

    De Jesus, K.
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    Developing aquatic competence: a conceptual and pedagogical perspective for swimming teaching

    Tucher, G.
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    Fluid mechanics of swimming performance: pressure, propulsion, resistance, and human coordination

    Takagi, H.
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    Load-velocity profiling in swimming: not a magic wand, but a compass for understanding performance change

    Gonjo, T., Olstad, B. H.
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    Pushing the outliers further: performance science with world-class swimmers

    Barbosa, A. C.
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    European Aquatics as an accelerator of innovation in aquatic sports

    Silva, A. J., Marinho, D. A., Costa, S., Barbosa, T. M.
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    Critical swimming speed: from the critical power concept to a physiological framework for swimming performance

    Barroso, R.
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    "A quantitative look at swimming biomechanics" revisited

    Vilas-Boas, J. P.
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    Beyond the swimming propulsive force: bridging conventional biomechanics and the energy-momentum continuum

    Arellano, R., Ungerechts, B.
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    Kinematic analysis in swimming: state-of-the-art methods and current pitfalls

    Silvatti, A. P.
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    Towards the ideal functional classification system in para swimming

    Payton, C.
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    Energetic, biomechanical and training implications of resisted swimming

    Cortesi, M., Coloretti, V., Bosetto, P., Lubrano, M., Fantozzi, S., Zamparo, P.
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    Water-based exercises and tests: contributions to health and performance

    Alberton, C. L.
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    Vertical jumping in water: biomechanical adaptations and practical implications for exercise prescription

    Ruschel, C., Dell'Antonio, E.
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    Physiomechanics of water walking: integrating buoyancy, drag, and energy cost

    Ivaniski-Mello, A.
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    European Network of Swimming Research (EUSWIM)

    Conceicao, A., Toubekis, A., Gonjo, T., Gonzalez-Rave, J. M.
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    Tethered swimming: what is the impact of center-of-mass acceleration?

    Riemer, R., Coifman, I., Yakobi, I., Weiss, G.
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