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AIMED TO EXAMINE THE EFFECTS OF LINEAR AND NONLINEAR PERIODIZED STRENGTH TRAINING ON MOTOR PERFORMANCE IN SCHOOLCHILDREN

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School strength training showdown: which program boosts Kids' agility best?

Knowledge-focused Completed

This study compares two 20-week strength training programs—linear and nonlinear periodization—in schoolchildren aged 12-13. The goal is to see which approach better improves motor performance, such as jumping, throwing, and agility. The programs are done three times a week during…

Matched conditions: AIMED TO EXAMINE THE EFFECTS OF LINEAR AND NONLINEAR PERIODIZED STRENGTH TRAINING ON MOTOR PERFORMANCE IN SCHOOLCHILDREN

Phase: NA • Sponsor: Universidad de Pamplona • Aim: Knowledge-focused

Last updated Jul 10, 2026 00:00 UTC

AIMED TO EXAMINE THE EFFECTS OF LINEAR AND NONLINEAR PERIODIZED STRENGTH TRAINING ON MOTOR PERFORMANCE IN SCHOOLCHILDREN

Get alerted when new AIMED TO EXAMINE THE EFFECTS OF LINEAR AND NONLINEAR PERIODIZED STRENGTH TRAINING ON MOTOR PERFORMANCE IN SCHOOLCHILDREN trials appear

School strength training showdown: which program boosts Kids' agility best?