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IB SEHS EE Grade A Examples

To what extent can process visualization improve the serving accuracy of volleyball players aged 16–18?

Level: A

Is there a correlation between a dancer's year of experience in dance training on their Illinois Agility test results?

Level: A

To what extent do lower body compression garments reduce delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) and help recovery after DOMS inducing lower body exercise in healthy adults aged 18–40?

Pro

To what extent can the theoretical lower limit of the 100 m sprint be determined by combining the upper extremes of human biomechanical attributes limited to stride length and stride frequency, under World Athletics approved conditions?

Pro

To what extent does fatigue (as caused by exercise) in the shoulder of a high school male affect the performance of that athlete?

Pro

What are the effects of active and passive warm-ups on the physical performance and psychological readiness of short-distance competitive swimmers before a competition?

Pro

How does overloading 5-8% body weight with a weighted vest into a 5-week inclined sprint program affect 50-m sprint speed (ms-1) in 16-year olds with varying athleticisms compared to identical training without a weighted vest or no training at all?

Pro

IB SEHS EE Grade A Examples

To what extent can process visualization improve the serving accuracy of volleyball players aged 16–18?

Is there a correlation between a dancer's year of experience in dance training on their Illinois Agility test results?

To what extent do lower body compression garments reduce delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) and help recovery after DOMS inducing lower body exercise in healthy adults aged 18–40?

To what extent can the theoretical lower limit of the 100 m sprint be determined by combining the upper extremes of human biomechanical attributes limited to stride length and stride frequency, under World Athletics approved conditions?

To what extent does fatigue (as caused by exercise) in the shoulder of a high school male affect the performance of that athlete?

What are the effects of active and passive warm-ups on the physical performance and psychological readiness of short-distance competitive swimmers before a competition?

How does overloading 5-8% body weight with a weighted vest into a 5-week inclined sprint program affect 50-m sprint speed (ms-1) in 16-year olds with varying athleticisms compared to identical training without a weighted vest or no training at all?

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