Skeletal Loading: Lean and Bone Mass Development in Young Elite Male Gymnasts, Swimmers, and Nonathletes Aged 6–24 Years

Elite gymnastics is associated with superior peak bone mass accrual in young males. The benefits appear more pronounced during young adulthood compared with prepuberty, potentially reflecting an extended time course for bone adaptation.

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Pediatric Exercise Science
Published
2024-09-06
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https://doi.org/10.1123/pes.2024-0029
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2
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Body Composition Measurement Techniques
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Skeletal Loading: Lean and Bone Mass Development in Young Elite Male Gymnasts, Swimmers, and Nonathletes Aged 6–24 Years

Lisa Gannon, Karen Hind
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Pediatric Exercise Science
Body Composition Measurement Techniques
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Skeletal Loading: Lean and Bone Mass Development in Young Elite Male Gymnasts, Swimmers, and Nonathletes Aged 6–24 Years

Lisa Gannon, Karen Hind
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Abstract

Elite gymnastics is associated with superior peak bone mass accrual in young males. The benefits appear more pronounced during young adulthood compared with prepuberty, potentially reflecting an extended time course for bone adaptation.

Pediatric Exercise ScienceVol. 36(4)
Durham University (GB), Leeds Trinity University (GB)
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Body Composition Measurement Techniques
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