ArticleFrontiers in sports and active living2026
Network-based performance analysis of multidimensional performance characteristics in trained male youth combat athletes.
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Youth combat sport performance relies on a complex interplay of biological maturation, anthropometrics, neuromuscular capacity, and executive cognitive function. Despite this, these domains are typically studied in isolation. To bridge this gap, the present study applied a network-based performance analysis to uncover the multidimensional organization of these characteristics in trained male youth combat athletes. We evaluated biological maturation, anthropometry, neuromuscular performance and executive cognitive function in eighty-eight trained male athletes (13-16 years) from six combat sport disciplines. A Gaussian graphical model was estimated with the Extended Bayesian Information Criterion graphical least absolute shrinkage and selection operator (EBICglasso;
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