DIMITRIS HATZIMANOUIL

Associate Professor

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Greece

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Dimitris Hatzimanouil is an Associate Professor at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. His research areas include sports performance analysis, injury prevention, and skill evaluation in handball and beach volleyball. Recent articles authored by him examine various aspects of sports training, including intensity monitoring in handball and technical techniques in beach volleyball. His work contributes to understanding gender differences in sports performance and the effectiveness of training methods in elite athletic contexts.

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2025

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2022

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2020

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George Giatsis

Associate Professor

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

GREECE

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DIMITRIS HATZIMANOUIL

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Articles (8)

A new approach to intensity and load monitoring and its potential use in training, games, and recovery in handball. Could it become a useful tool?

Evaluation of a beach volleyball skill instrument for the line shot attack

Beach volleyball spike arm swing techniques of Olympics and world championships winners (1996–2019) reveal gender differences

Handball players’ training profile and its relation to potential injuries

Performance analysis of goalkeepers and final team rankings in men's international handball championships

Analysis of time characteristics, jump patters and technical-tactical skills of beach volley men’s final in Rio Olympics 2016

Effectiveness of ball handler’s offensive movements in ball screen offense in european elite basketball teams

Knee joint bilateral symmetry evaluation in high-level handball players prior to their return to playing

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George Giatsis

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