Performances of experienced and novice sportball players in heading virtual spinning soccer balls
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Thierry Hoinville | Ryad Chellali | Abdeldjallil Naceri | Jesús Ortiz | Emmanuel Bernier | R. Chellali | Thierry Hoinville | A. Naceri | J. Ortiz | Emmanuel Bernier | Abdeldjallil Naceri
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