Marcos Soriano

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Universidad Rey Juan Carlos

Spain

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Marcos Soriano is a Lecturer at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Spain. His research focuses on neuromuscular performance, strength assessment, and training effects in various sports, including soccer, handball, and weightlifting. Recent articles authored by him examine dynamic strength metrics, recovery protocols, and performance benchmarks for athletes across different levels of competition.

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Carlos García Sánchez

Assistant Professor (Faculty of Physical Activity and Sports Sciences)

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

SPAIN

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Diego Alexandre Alonso Aubin

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Universidad Camilo José Cela

SPAIN

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César Gallo Salazar

Universidad Camilo José Cela

SPAIN

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Paul Comfort

Professor of Strength and Conditioning

University of Salford

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (10)

Normative data and objective benchmarks for selected force plate tests for professional and youth soccer players in the English Football League

Associations Between Maximum Isometric Strength and Weightlifting Performance in Youth Weightlifters.

Effects of a Short-Term Detraining Period on Neuromuscular Performance in Female Handball Players

Effects of a priming session with heavy sled pushes on neuromuscular performance and perceived recovery in soccer players: a crossover design study during competitive microcycles

The dynamic strength index is a reliable and feasible tool to assess neuromuscular performance in male and female handball players

Neuromuscular Capabilities in Top-Level Weightlifters and Their Association with Weightlifting Performance

“You Are Not Wrong About Getting Strong:” An Insight Into the Impact of Age Group and Level of Competition on Strength in Spanish Football Players

Kinetics and Kinematics of the Push Press, Push Jerk, and Split Jerk

Effects of a Short-Term Detraining Period on Neuromuscular Performance in Female Handball Players.

Testing Consistency: Analyzing the Reliability of Two Lower Limb Isometric Force Measurements in Strength-Trained Athletes

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Carlos García Sánchez

Diego Alexandre Alonso Aubin

César Gallo Salazar

Paul Comfort

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