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Performance in kimono grip strength tests among Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioners from different levels
Corrêa da Silva B., Junior M., de Moura Simim M., Franchini E., da Mota G.
Journal of Combat Sports and Martial Arts · 2014
External published research · Published literature
Research type
Cross-sectional study
Discipline
Combat Sciences
Level of evidence
Cross-sectional study
DOI
10.5604/20815735.1127447
Topics
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
What the study reports
A cross-sectional study of kimono grip strength test performance among Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners across competitive levels.
The PROMACHOS reading
Grip is a measurable discriminator in gi grappling. Measurable discriminators are what standards are built from.
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