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The Relationship between Ankle Joint Kinematics and Impact Forces during Unilateral Jump-Landing Tasks in University-Level Netball Players: A Pilot Study

Thembisile T. Jolingana-Seoka    
Henriëtte V. Hammill    
Yolandi Willemse and Mark Kramer    

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Analyzing ankle landing kinematics, ground reaction forces and stabilisation times of high-level female netball players.

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