Performance changes and relationship between vertical jump measures and actual sprint performance in elite sprinters with visual impairment throughout a Parapan American games training season

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RT @FrontPhysiol: Using elite @Paralympic sprinters to assess vertical jump test performances by @lucasa_pereira @Fabio_UEL et al https://t…

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