2005 Volume 1

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Gender difference in health benefits from taekwondo participation as a physical activity ‒ meta-analysis

Although taekwondo is an effective physical health promotion exercise for both men and women, gender differences in agility and flexibility improvements were found

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Seasonal variability of maximal power of upper and lower limbs in ju-jitsu athletes

BJJ athletes who regularly train throughout all the year exhibited lack ofsignificant differences in performance of ultra-short, supramaximal efforts. The above refer both to upper and lower limbs.

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Demographically adjusted demand for health care hospital treatment services for the years: 2027; 2033; 2039 and 2045 in Poland

The projections presented provide a set of visions for the future of population health needs

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Injury patterns in collegiate demonstration taekwondo athletes using association rules

The conjunction of the results of these pioneering observations with the most general mission of innovative agonology is an evidence-based argument that this science meets social expectations

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An innovative method of monitoring health, mental, motor and artistic indicators during violin lessons

The conjunction of the results of these pioneering observations with the most general mission of innovative agonology is an evidence-based argument that this science meets social expectations

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Correlations between the intensity of health behaviour and the quality of life of people practicing karate, football and physical recreation

Moderate correlations between the intensity of health behaviours and the respondents' quality of life do not fully explain these relationships

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The mediating effect of challenge on the relationship between competition preparation, deliberate practice, and goal commitment in combat sport athletes

These findings suggest that fostering a challenge-oriented mindset may enhance athletes’ engagement in purposeful training and strengthen their commitment to goals.

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Waldemar Sikorski¹

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Jan Harasymowicz¹, Roman M. Kalina²

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Wojciech J. Cynarski¹, Lothar Sieber², Artur Litwiniuk³

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Sergey Ashkinazi¹, Władysław Jagiełło², Roman M. Kalina³, Sergey Novikov⁴, Romuald Stupnicki²

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Emerson Franchini¹, Monica Yuri Takito², Rômulo Cássio Moraes Bertuzzi²

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