Authors: |
Alexander
Pohl
University of Hildesheim, Institute of Sport Science, Germany Markus Böker University of Hildesheim, Institute of Sport Science, Germany Linda Hennig University of Hildesheim, Institute of Sport Science, Germany Thomas Heinen University of Hildesheim, Institute of Sport Science, Germany |
Keywords: | basketball especial skills generalized motor program jump shot visual perception |
Whole issue publication date: | 2017 |
Page range: | 8 (5-12) |
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