ArticleFrontiers in sports and active living2026
Multidimensional field-based performance profiling in the Latvian national wheelchair basketball team: an exploratory study.
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Introduction: Wheelchair basketball performance depends on multiple factors, including classification, training experience, and sport-specific movement proficiency. This study aimed to evaluate selected physical performance characteristics in wheelchair basketball players of the Latvian national team. Methods: Nine athletes completed a multidimensional field-based assessments, including the 6-minute push test (6MPT), Results: The mean distance covered during the 6MPT was 892.6 ± 70.4 m, and the mean Conclusion: Multicomponent field-based testing in this small cohort of Latvian national team wheelchair basketball players demonstrated substantial inter-individual variability in physical performance outcomes. Within the limitations of this heterogeneous sample, no significant associations were observed between IWBF classification and the measured field-based performance variables. Further research involving larger cohorts and broader wheelchair basketball-specific testing protocols is required.
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