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Can LPS replace traditional sprint tests? 🏃‍♀️ Our study finds LPS offers a nonintrusive, in-situ method to track max speed (MSS). While acceleration metrics need refinement, it’s a game-changer for easy monitoring. 🔗 FREE: Please RT!

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Great to be a part of this one and the final publication of your PhD mate 👏 looking forward to the follow up ones 👀

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