Reliability of the front-crawl force-time curve in a short-duration protocol

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This study examined the reliability of biomechanical parameters in the force-time curve of the freestyle stroke in a 10-second tethered swimming protocol. The analyzed parameters are reproducible and can be used to monitor adaptations induced by training. READ!

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