ArticleJournal of human kinetics2026
A Correlational Analysis between the Rate of Force Development among the Arm Stroke, the Leg Kick, the Full Stroke and Short Distance Front Crawl Speed in Highly Trained Swimmers.
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This study aimed to analyze sex differences in the rate of force development (RFD) among the arm stroke only (As), the leg kick only (Lk), and the full stroke (Fs) through the 30-s front crawl tethered-swimming (TS) test, and to discuss the correlation between RFD variables and short-distance front crawl speed in the force-time (F-t) curve across different sexes. Sixteen male and fourteen female highly trained swimmers (age: 19.7 ± 3.27 years) performed the TS test under three conditions: As, Lk, Fs, as well as a 25-m front crawl test. The As, Lk, Fs of the peak RFD per 5 s (RFD
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