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Liczba wyników dla „Collins”: 4.

Artykuł 2021

Genetic Variation as a Possible Explanation for the Heterogeneity of Pain in Tendinopathy: What can we learn from other pain syndromes?

Autorzy / redaktorzy: Nonhlanhla S. Mkumbuzi, Michael Posthumus, Alison V. September, Malcolm Collins

Publikacja nadrzędna: Central European Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine

The mechanisms of pain in tendinopathy are unclear. Current theories implicate tendon structural changes, neovascularisation, inflammation or changes in central pain processing. As with other types of musculoskeletal pain, tendon pain has high interindividual variability and, as …

DOI: 10.18276/cej.2021.4-06 · ISSN: 2300-9705

Artykuł 2018

Golf Putting: Equivalent Performance with Ball Focused and Target Focused Aiming

Autorzy / redaktorzy: David Moffat, Howie J. Carson, Dave Collins

Publikacja nadrzędna: Central European Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine

This study addressed several inconsistencies and omissions in golf putting research by testing the performance impact of target focused aiming. Participants were 22 high-level and experienced golfers, currently using ball focused aiming. Participants were allocated in a quasi-ran…

DOI: 10.18276/cej.2018.3-01 · ISSN: 2300-9705

Artykuł 2014

Effective Skill Refinement: Focusing on Process to Ensure Outcome

Autorzy / redaktorzy: Howie J. Carosn, Dave Collins

Publikacja nadrzędna: Central European Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine

In contrast to the abundance of motor skill acquisition and performance research, there is a paucity of work which addresses how athletes with an already learnt and well-established skill may go about making a subtle change, or refinement, to that skill. Accordingly, the purpose …

ISSN: 2300-9705

Artykuł 2013

Collagen gene sequence variants in exercise-related traits

Autorzy / redaktorzy: Malcolm Collins, Kevin O’Connell, Colleen J. Saunders

Publikacja nadrzędna: Central European Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine

Collagens are major structural proteins of tendons, ligaments and other components of musculoskeletal tissues. Rare mutations in many of the genes, which encode for the collagen α-chains, result in serious musculoskeletal disorders, highlighting the importance of this protein fam…

ISSN: 2300-9705