Advances in Sports Science: Physical Performance Diagnostics and Enhancement

Dear Colleagues,

The field of sports science is continually advancing. The application of extant knowledge, technological innovations, and methodologies for assessing and monitoring physical fitness empowers scientists, coaches, and athletes to effectively manage the training process. This encompasses developments in motor abilities, movement skills, injury prevention, and rehabilitation.

In this Special Issue, specialists are invited to contribute their research on the assessment of physical fitness, the monitoring of training processes aimed at the advancement of motor abilities, the diagnostics and analysis of movement patterns, injury prevention, and the enhancement of physical performance through both immediate protocols and long-term training interventions.

Dr. Dawid Koźlenia
Dr. Jarosław Domaradzki
Guest Editors

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• testing
• monitoring
• velocity-based training
• physical performance
• physical development
• injury risk
• injury prevention
• movement patterns
• post-activation performance enhancement
• post-activation potentiation