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Franco Impellizzeri

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Australia

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Franco Impellizzeri is a Professor at the University of Technology Sydney Faculty of Health in Australia. His research focuses on synthetic data applications in high-performance sports, biomechanics in baseball pitching, and the emerging discipline of sports metaresearch. He has published extensively on topics including menstrual cycle effects in sports research, training-load management, and injury mechanisms in elite athletics.

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Steven Stovitz

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University of Minnesota

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Synthetic Data for Sharing and Exploration in High-Performance Sport: Considerations for Application.

Using Biomechanical Devices in Elite Baseball Pitchers: A Preliminary Feasibility Study.

Sports Metaresearch: An Emerging Discipline of Sport Science and Medicine.

Why We Must Stop Assuming and Estimating Menstrual Cycle Phases in Laboratory and Field-Based Sport Related Research.

Training-Load Management Ambiguities and Weak Logic: Creating Potential Consequences in Sport Training and Performance

Broadening our understanding of injury mechanisms to include at-risk situations: an overview of potential injuries at the FIFA men’s World Cup Qatar 2022 TM

Identifying and Minimizing Incentives for Competing Interests in Sports Medicine Publications

Paving the way for greater open science in sports and exercise medicine: navigating the barriers to adopting open and accessible data practices

Comment on: Machine Learning for Understanding and Predicting Injuries in Football.

Meta‐analysis prediction intervals are under reported in sport and exercise medicine

Can we evidence-base injury prevention and management in women’s football? A scoping review

A pragmatic strength and conditioning intervention for firefighters: Feasibility of the Tactical Athlete Resilience Program (TARP).

Injury-Inciting Activities in Male and Female Football Players: A Systematic Review

“People say men don’t talk, well that’s bullshit”: A focus group study exploring challenges and opportunities for men’s mental health promotion

Call for open science in sports medicine.

Authors’ Response to Comment on: “Development of a Revised Conceptual Framework of Physical Training for Use in Research”

Development of a Revised Conceptual Framework of Physical Training for Use in Research and Practice

Effects of low vs. moderate dose of recreational football on cardiovascular risk factors

Implementing the 27 PRISMA 2020 Statement items for systematic reviews in the sport and exercise medicine, musculoskeletal rehabilitation and sports science fields: the PERSiST (implementing Prisma in Exercise, Rehabilitation, Sport medicine and SporTs science) guidance

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Steven Stovitz

Roberto Modena

Paolo Menaspà

Federico Schena

David Borg

Antony Stadnyk

Kristin L. Sainani

Gary Collins

Annie Jeffries

Nico Schulenkorf

Brenton Baguley

Stefan Kluzek

A McCall

Francesco Aiello

Kerry Peek

Stephen West

Sophia Nimphius

Katrine Okholm Kryger

Aaron Bach

Hugh Fullagar

Tom Hughes

Sinead Holden

Garrett Bullock

Patricia K Doyle-Baker

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