Physiological and performance changes in national and international judo athletes during block periodization training.

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Alexandre Moreira

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Emerson Franchini

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Gustavo Drago

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Lucas Marques

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Marcelo S Aoki

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Benefits and Limitations of Block Periodized Training Approaches to Athletes' Preparation: A Review.

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Technical variation in a sample of high level judo players.

The effects of tournament preparation on anthropometric and sport-specific performance measures in youth judo athletes.

Validity of two alternative systems for measuring vertical jump height.

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371-378

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10.5114/BIOLSPORT.2017.69825

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