Apunts Sports Medicine

ISSN: 2666-5069

Apunts Sports Medicine, a publication by Consell Català de l'Esport (Catalan Sports Council), is a scientific journal dedicated to sports medicine. Apunts is focused, on the one hand, on the impact of high sports performance on men and women and, especially, in the study of team sports and muscle and tendon injuries. On the other hand, on the behaviour to follow while practicing sport or physical activity during illnesses or in certain situations. The journal regularly includes original articles on Applied Research, Clinical Cases, Editorial articles or Comments, Consensus Articles, Reviews and Letters to the Editor. All of which undergo an anonymous external peer review process.

Apunts Sports Medicine has received impact factor for the first time in 2023 (IF 2022: 1.1), and in 2024 it has been assigned a quartile in JCR (IF 2023: 1,1 [Q3]).
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2.4

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SJR 2022

0.24

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SNIP 2022

0.41

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Análisis electromiográfico de los músculos del tobillo en adultos jóvenes con síndrome de Down antes y después de la implementación de un programa de actividad física basado en la danza

Electromyographic analysis of ankle muscles in young adults with Down syndrome before and after the implementation of a physical activity programme based on dance

Núria Massó-Ortigosaa, Lourdes Gutiérrez-Vilahúa, Lluís Costa-Tutusausa, Guillermo R. Oviedob, Ferran Rey-Abellaa

a Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud Blanquerna, Universitat Ramon Llull, Barcelona, España

b Facultad de Psicología, Ciencias de la Educación y del Deporte Blanquerna, Universitat Ramon Llull, Barcelona, España

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ISSN: 02133717
Original language: Spanish

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Year/Month	Html	Pdf	Total

2025 6	48	7	55
2025 5	191	52	243
2025 4	166	38	204
2025 3	153	32	185
2025 2	118	35	153
2025 1	99	23	122
2024 12	97	39	136
2024 11	88	42	130
2024 10	78	30	108
2024 9	92	14	106
2024 8	97	35	132
2024 7	110	32	142
2024 6	93	21	114
2024 5	101	42	143
2024 4	75	33	108
2024 3	86	33	119
2024 2	75	37	112
2024 1	52	23	75
2023 12	62	46	108
2023 11	112	44	156
2023 10	87	41	128
2023 9	89	43	132
2023 8	90	17	107
2023 7	81	19	100
2023 6	106	16	122
2023 5	110	23	133
2023 4	115	25	140
2023 3	165	28	193
2023 2	138	18	156
2023 1	85	20	105
2022 12	125	29	154
2022 11	120	29	149
2022 10	150	37	187
2022 9	42	22	64
2020 12	71	16	87
2020 11	61	14	75
2020 10	78	26	104
2020 9	55	32	87
2020 8	72	19	91
2020 7	85	23	108
2020 6	80	16	96
2020 5	100	27	127
2020 4	149	32	181
2020 3	121	21	142
2020 2	104	29	133
2020 1	96	32	128
2019 12	103	43	146
2019 11	155	11	166
2019 10	130	22	152
2019 9	142	36	178
2019 8	80	32	112
2019 7	82	20	102
2019 6	106	30	136
2019 5	64	38	102
2019 4	85	48	133
2019 3	76	38	114
2019 2	58	35	93
2019 1	73	47	120
2018 12	93	49	142
2018 11	109	32	141
2018 10	150	41	191
2018 9	109	50	159

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