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Israel Center for Disease Control, Israel Ministry of Health, Ramat Gan, Israel.
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Current warm-up practices before maximal sprinting in track-and-field (athletics).
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Background: Warm-up is commonly performed by track-and-field athletes before performing maximal sprinting activities. Whilst some warm-up strategies may enhance athletes' physical and mental readiness, less is known about the current athletes' behaviors and warm-up practices in track and field. Therefore, this study aimed to identify the warm-up practices in a population of athletes performing in sprinting disciplines.
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