Sources, letter U

6 titles

• Understanding the purposeful journey of an Korean archery coach group's self-directed professional development: a qualitative exploration of coaching expertise enhancement · Heonjae Lee, Ooksang Cho · 2025

  Population: Archers Design: Qualitative study Open access

  Published in: Cogent Social Sciences, 11(1), 2438854

  DOI: 10.1080/23311886.2024.2438854

  Study record: Understanding the purposeful journey of an Korean archery coach group's self-directed professional development: a qualitative exploration of coaching expertise enhancement

  Linked claims

  • Not studiedAfter a correction the old technique tends to come back (context)
  • ReportedA mock competition with spectators and noise gets archers used to pressure (context)
  • Not studiedKorea's edge in archery comes from the continuous training of its coaches, not from a secret technique (context)

  and 2 more: all of them on the study page

  Record
• Unilateral and bilateral training competitive archers differ in some potentially unhealthy neck-shoulder region movement behaviour characteristics · Mareike Schmitt, Lutz Vogt, Jan Wilke, Daniel Niederer · 2021

  Population: Archers Design: Cross-sectional study Open access

  Published in: BMC Sports Science, Medicine and Rehabilitation, 13(1), 44

  DOI: 10.1186/s13102-021-00272-6

  Study record: Unilateral and bilateral training competitive archers differ in some potentially unhealthy neck-shoulder region movement behaviour characteristics

  Linked claims

  • ReportedTraining both sides reduces the asymmetries caused by shooting (for)
  • ReportedIn competitive archers neck mobility stays good, even in those who always shoot from the same side (for, context)
  • ReportedIn competitive archers shoulder pain is common but almost always mild, and it comes back (for)

  and 6 more: all of them on the study page

  Record
• Upper Extremity Muscle Force for Traditional Archery using Khatrah Technique · Muhammad Shahimi Ariffin · 2020

  Population: Archers Design: Case study Questionable venue Open access

  Published in: International Journal of Advanced Trends in Computer Science and Engineering, 9(1.4), 632-637

  DOI: 10.30534/ijatcse/2020/8891.42020

  Journal with questionable editorial standards: read the result with caution. How we read a study

  Study record: Upper Extremity Muscle Force for Traditional Archery using Khatrah Technique

  Linked claims

  • ReportedAt the clicker drop almost all the arm and trunk muscles are more active than in the half second before, and they move together (context)
  • ReportedExperienced traditional archers shoot bows of around forty pounds (context)
  • ReportedWith a thumb release the bow arm works harder than the string arm (for, context)

  and 2 more: all of them on the study page

  Record
• USA paralympic team archer with McCune Albright Syndrome: A retrospective case report · Nick Larsen, John Nyland, Craig S. Roberts · 2009

  Population: Archers Design: Case study

  Published in: Disability and Rehabilitation, 32(8), 664-668

  DOI: 10.3109/09638280903186319

  Cite

  APACopy

  Larsen, N., Nyland, J., & Roberts, C. S. (2009; issue 2010). USA paralympic team archer with McCune Albright Syndrome: A retrospective case report. Disability and Rehabilitation, 32(8), 664-668. https://doi.org/10.3109/09638280903186319

  BibTeXCopy

  @article{larsen2009paralympicarchermccunealbright,
    author = {Larsen, Nick and Nyland, John and Roberts, Craig S.},
    title = {USA paralympic team archer with McCune Albright Syndrome: A retrospective case report},
    year = {2009},
    journal = {Disability and Rehabilitation},
    volume = {32},
    number = {8},
    pages = {664--668},
    doi = {10.3109/09638280903186319},
    note = {Print issue 2010}
  }

• Use of Acceleration Sensors in Archery · Markus Eckelt, Franziska Mally, Angelika Brunner · 2020

  Population: Archers Design: Methodological Open access

  Published in: The 13th Conference of the International Sports Engineering Association, 98

  DOI: 10.3390/proceedings2020049098

  Study record: Use of Acceleration Sensors in Archery

  Linked claims

  • ContestedHolding aim for too long makes the shot worse (context)
  • ContestedThe less the bow moves while aiming, the better the shot (context)
  Record
• Using Balancing Equipment in Archer Training · Igor Gulich · 2024

  Population: Archers Design: Before and after, no control group Open access

  Published in: Health Technologies, 2(3), 29-38

  DOI: 10.58962/ht.2024.2.3.29-38

  Study record: Using Balancing Equipment in Archer Training

  Linked claims

  • ContestedBalance training improves shooting accuracy (context)
  Record

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