The influence of maturation on talent identification and development is often overlooked. The purpose of the study was to examine the relationship between maturity offset and athletic motor skills and differences between pre-PHV, circa-PHV and post-PHV males

Maulder, Peter S

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The relationship between maturation and athletic motor skills in youth males

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The relationship between maturation and athletic motor skills in youth males

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