Effects of Maximum Strength and Acceleration Ability on Performance and Training in Wheelchair Sports

This study looks at how **strength** and **acceleration** help athletes in wheelchair sports like basketball and rugby. Strength is how much force you can use, and acceleration is how quickly you can speed up. In this study, you'll do three things: pull and push in your wheelchair against a machine that measures force, and then speed up as fast as you can over 20 meters (about the length of a basketball court). Researchers want to see if basketball players are different from rugby players in these activities. 🏀🏉

• ⏳ It takes about 2 hours to complete the study, including warm-up and testing.
• 💪 You will try different exercises to test your strength and speed.
• 👥 Open to athletes who train more than 3 hours a week in wheelchair sports.

Before joining, remember you can't participate if you're pregnant or have a current illness or injury. If you meet the criteria and are interested in understanding your wheelchair sport performance better, this study could be a great opportunity. 🏆