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    Can functional buoyancy and floating angle predict success in learning beginning swimming skills among young men?

    Stallman, R. K., Stallman, R. K., Horneman, E. L., Laakso, B. W. H.
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    Effect of being fully-clothed in water on the distance between the centre of buoyancy and the centre of mass as well as pulmonary ventilation for people involved in water-related i...

    Watanabe, Y., Moriyama, S., Inagaki, R., Wakayoshi, K.
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    How can higher jumping height be achieved? Biomechanical analysis of lift by eight swimmers in synchronized swimming

    Fukuda, S., Nakashima, M., Ito, K., Homma, M.
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    Buoyant (leg-sinking) torque in able-bodied swimmers and swimmers with impaired leg functions

    Payton, C. J., Reid, A. K.
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    Relative contribution of drag and lift forces in the separate phases of the front crawl swimming

    Gourgoulis, V., Boli, A., Aggeloussis, N., Toubekis, A. G., Vezos, N., Kasimatis, P., Mavrommatis, G.
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    Relative contribution of drag and lift forces in the separate phases of the front crawl swimming

    Gourgoulis, V., Boli, A., Aggeloussis, N., Toubekis, A. G., Vezos, N., Kasimatis, P., Mavrommatis, G.
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    The effect of wearing a synthetic rubber suit on hydrostatic lift and lung volume

    Cortesi, M., Zamparo, P., Tam, E., da Boit, M., Gatta, G.
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    Biomechanics of swimming: Past, present, and future studies

    Miyashita, M.
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    Effects of a floating swimsuit on oxygen uptake and heart rate during swimming

    Yamamoto, K., Miyachi, M., Hara, S., Yamaguchi, H., Onodera, S.
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    Principles of swimming propulsion and issues of teaching: Using practical experiments to enhance understanding of lift principle and Magnus-effect

    Strass, D., Bäurle, W.
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    Effects of buoyancy and body density on energy cost during swimming

    Onodera, S., Miyachi, M., Yano, H., Yano, L., Hoshijima, Y., Harada, T.
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    Effects of music rhythm an heart rate and oxygen uptake during squat exercises in water and on land

    Hoshijima, Y., Torigoe, Y., Yamamoto, K., Nishimura, M., Abo, S. I., Imoto, N., Miyachi, M., Onodera, S.
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    The Brussels swimming EMG project

    Clarys, J. P.
    Published in Swimming Science V (1988)
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    Biomechanical principles applied to the Halliwick method of teaching swimming to physically handycapped individuals

    Nicol, K., Schmidt-Hansberg, M., McMillan, J
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    Efficiency of breaststroke and freestyle swimming

    Holmer, I.
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    Biomechanics of swimming with interrelationships to fitness and performance

    Cureton, T. K.
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    The application of bernoulli's principle to human propulsion in water

    Counsilman, J. E.
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    Anthropometric factors affecting buoyancy in the African

    Ghesquiere, J. L., Karvonen, M. J.
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