Shogo Sasaki

論文

Early sports specialization in Japanese young soccer players and related factors

Factors Associated with Knee and Heel Pain in Children: An Observational Web-Based Survey for 1,200 Parents with Young Japanese Footballers Aged in 8–12 Years

High-Acceleration Movement, Muscle Damage, and Perceived Exertion in Basketball Games

Neuromuscular responses of the hamstring and lumbopelvic muscles during unanticipated trunk perturbations

Acceleration profile of high-impact movements during young football games: a cross-sectional study involving healthy children

Do high physical performance athletes have a greater impact during a sport event based on the index for trunk acceleration?

Characteristics of trunk acceleration for basketball players with the medical history of ankle sprain during repetitive tuck jump maneuvers and real game situation

Characteristics of high impact movements during soccer play and their associations with game, practice, and rebound jump

High-Impact Details of Play and Movements in Female Basketball Game

Characteristics of single-leg landing in junior female badminton players and the effects of growth-related physical changes : a short-term longitudinal study focused on the single-leg drop landing test and trunk acceleration in match situations

Changes in single-legged functional ability and subjective performance toward return-to-play after an anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: Focused on the limb symmetry index

共同研究・競争的資金等の研究課題

Longitudinal study focused on high-risk movement for anterior cruciate ligament injury during sports activity in junior athletes

The influence of maturity status on development of motor ability in adolescent male and female soccer players, and investigating practical indicator for maturity status.

Risk movement of Anterior Cruciate Ligament injury during sports activity using trunk acceleration

A new approach for evaluating field sports performance: biomechanical analysis using uncalibrated video sequences.

The influence of trunk control to the mechanism of anterior cruciate ligament injury