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    This document provides references related to the biomechanics of drop shots in badminton. It lists 15 references from 1971 to 1997 on topics such as the sequential timing of overhand patterns, biomechanics of human movement, technique of badminton stroke production, the center of gravity of the human body, cinematographic analysis of upper extremity movements in badminton strokes, and biomechanical analysis of different badminton forehand overhead strokes. The references provide information to understand the biomechanics involved in executing drop shots.

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    This document provides references related to the biomechanics of drop shots in badminton. It lists 15 references from 1971 to 1997 on topics such as the sequential timing of overhand patterns, biomechanics of human movement, technique of badminton stroke production, the center of gravity of the human body, cinematographic analysis of upper extremity movements in badminton strokes, and biomechanical analysis of different badminton forehand overhead strokes. The references provide information to understand the biomechanics involved in executing drop shots.

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    Biomechanicas of Badminton Drop Shots FINAL

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    This document provides references related to the biomechanics of drop shots in badminton. It lists 15 references from 1971 to 1997 on topics such as the sequential timing of overhand patterns, biomechanics of human movement, technique of badminton stroke production, the center of gravity of the human body, cinematographic analysis of upper extremity movements in badminton strokes, and biomechanical analysis of different badminton forehand overhead strokes. The references provide information to understand the biomechanics involved in executing drop shots.

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    Biomechanics :

    Drop Shots

    MONICA GONZALES
    LIMPIN
    DROP SHOTS
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