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Jump frequency may contribute to risk of jumper's knee: a study of interindividual and sex differences in a total of 11 943 jumps video recorded during training and matches in young elite volleyball players

机译：跳频可能会导致跳投者膝盖受伤的风险：一项针对年轻精英排球运动员在训练和比赛中总共记录的11943跳的视频中个人和性别差异的研究

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Background Male sex, total training volume (number of hours per week) and match exposure (number of sets played per week) are risk factors for jumper's knee among young elite volleyball players. However, it is not known whether jump frequency differs among players on the same squad. Objective To examine interindividual and sex differences in jump frequency during training and matches in young elite volleyball players. Design Observational study. Setting Norwegian elite volleyball boarding school training programme. Participants Student-athletes (26 boys and 18 girls, 16-18 years).
机译：背景技术男性，总训练量（每周的小时数）和比赛暴露（每周的比赛次数）是年轻的优秀排球运动员跳投膝盖的危险因素。但是，不知道同一队的运动员之间的跳跃频率是否不同。目的探讨年轻精英排球运动员在训练和比赛中跳跃频率的个体差异和性别差异。设计观察研究。制定挪威精英排球寄宿学校培训计划。参与者学生运动员（26岁男孩和18岁女孩，16至18岁）。

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