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Historical Development of a Physiological Model for Rock Climbing Performance

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Risikoverhalten von Aktienfondsmanagernhan 500.000 active climbers in Germany and more than two million in Europe [1]. Studies from the American Outdoor Industry Foundation report as many as nine million participants in rock climbing in the USA. The number of people who identify themselves mountaineers raise these numbers even higher, al

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Rising Asia and American Hegemonyeen diagnosed in climbing and bouldering in the past. However, the massive increase in bouldering athletes has come along with an increase of acute knee injuries. Recently, an analysis of acute knee injuries in climbing and bouldering identified four main trauma mechanisms and illustrated the result

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-0357-9e spine caused by overuse or false postures.. of the spine are usually the result of a ground fall or wall collision (see also Chap. .). The most common consequences of these accidents to the spine are compression and burst fractures as well as spinous process and transverse process fractures. An ev

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Hip and Knee Injurieseen diagnosed in climbing and bouldering in the past. However, the massive increase in bouldering athletes has come along with an increase of acute knee injuries. Recently, an analysis of acute knee injuries in climbing and bouldering identified four main trauma mechanisms and illustrated the result

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The Spinee spine caused by overuse or false postures.. of the spine are usually the result of a ground fall or wall collision (see also Chap. .). The most common consequences of these accidents to the spine are compression and burst fractures as well as spinous process and transverse process fractures. An ev