Michal Murawa

Assistant Professor

Poznan University of Physical Education

Poland

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Michal Murawa is an Assistant Professor at Poznan University of Physical Education in Poland. His research areas encompass biomechanics, muscle strength assessment, and gait analysis, as reflected in his recent articles exploring force asymmetries, isokinetic evaluations, and the development of assessment tools for athletes. He focuses on understanding the implications of muscle strength variability and its relationship with performance metrics in various sports disciplines.

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Wroclaw University of Health and Sport Sciences

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Articles (13)

Asymmetries of Force and Power During Single-Leg Counter Movement Jump in Young Adult Females and Males

Assessment of a New Gait Asymmetry Index in Patients After Unilateral Total Hip Arthroplasty

Validity and Reliability of a Smartphone App for Vertical Jump Height Assessment Using the Marker Displacement Time Method

Variability of unilateral and bilateral isometric muscle strength of lower extremities extensors in young females and males

Symmetry Function in Trans-Tibial Amputees Gait Supplied with the New Concept of Affordable Dynamic Foot Prosthesis—Case Study

Comparison of isokinetic knee torque and bioelectrical activity for hamstrings, quadriceps and erector spinae muscles in elite rowers

Relationship between Isokinetic Knee Strength and Speed, Agility, and Explosive Power in Elite Soccer Players

Lower Extremities Strength Differences in Female Volleyball Players With Stage 1 Patellar Tendinopathy

Isokinetic and isometric assessment of the knee joint extensors and flexors of professional volleyball players

Lower Extremities Strength Differences in Female Volleyball Players With Stage 1 Patellar Tendinopathy

Muscle activation varies between high-bar and low-bar back squat

Biomechanical evaluation of swing-through crutch gait in patients with lower extremity injury

On the track of the ideal turnout: Electromyographic and kinematic analysis of the five classical ballet positions

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Anna Fryzowicz

Joanna Gorwa

Lechosław B. Dworak

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