FIFA 11+ Kids program effects on jump kinetics in soccer players – A randomized controlled clinical trial
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D. F. Lobato | E. L. Marcelino | Vitória A Teixeira | Thiago M Queiroz | Isadora V Leão | Lucas D G Innecco
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