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diferentes disciplinas deportivas para fortalecer
la generalización de los resultados. En síntesis,
la investigación aporta evidencia científica
relevante y aplicable, consolidando la
importancia del entrenamiento pliométrico en el
desarrollo del rendimiento deportivo
universitario.
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