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    Rating of perceived exertion during cycling is associated with subsequent running economy in triathletes

    Bonacci, J., Vleck, V., Saunders, P. U., Blanch, P., Vicenzino, B. “…Blanch, P.…”
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    The relationship between measures of cycle intensity and running economy

    Bonacci, J., Blanch, P., Saunders, P., Green, D., Vicenzino, B. “…Blanch, P.…”
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    Plyometric training as an intervention to correct altered neuromotor control during running after cycling in triathletes: A preliminary randomised controlled trial

    Bonacci, J., Green, D., Saunders, P. U., Franettovich, M., Blanch, P., Vicenzino, B.
    Published in Physical Therapy in Sport (2011)
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    Intramuscular fine-wire electromyography during cycling: Repeatability, normalisation and a comparison to surface electromyography

    Chapman, A. R., Vicenzino, B., Blanch, P., Knox, J. J., Hodges, P. W. “…Blanch, P.…”
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    Altered movement patterns but not muscle recruitment in moderately trained triathletes during running after cycling

    Bonacci, J., Blanch, P., Chapman, A. R., Vicenzino, B.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2010)
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    A protocol for measuring the direct effect of cycling on neuromuscular control of running in triathletes

    Chapman, A. R., Vicenzino, B., Hodges, P. W., Blanch, P., Hahn, A. G., Milner, T. E.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2009)
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    Do differences in muscle recruitment between novice and elite cyclists reflect different movement patterns or less skilled muscle recruitment?

    Chapman, A., Vicenzino, B., Blanch, P., Hodges, P. “…Blanch, P.…”
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    The influence of body position on leg kinematics and muscle recruitment during cycling

    Chapman, A. R., Vicenzino, B., Blanch, P., Knox, J. J., Dowlan, S., Hodges, P. W. “…Blanch, P.…”
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    Does cycling effect motor coordination of the leg during running in elite triathletes?

    Chapman, A. R., Vicenzino, B., Blanch, P., Dowlan, S., Hodges, P. W. “…Blanch, P.…”
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    Do kinematics of the pelvis and lower limb vary between novice and highly trained cyclists?

    Chapman, A. R., Vicenzino, B., Blanch, P., Dowlan, S., Hodges, P. W.
    Published in ISB Congress (2006)
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    The influence of cycling on lower limb movement and muscle activation during running in triathletes

    Chapman, A. R., Vicenzino, B., Blanch, P., Dowlan, S., Hodges, P. W.
    Published in ISB Congress (2006)
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    Leg muscle recruitment in highly trained cyclists

    Chapman, A. R., Vicenzino, B., Blanch, P., Knox, J. J., Hodges, P. W.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2006)
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    Patterns of motor control in trained cyclists are highly consistent between athletes yet unique to the muscle of interest

    Chapman, A., Vicenzino, B., Blanch, P., Hodges, P. “…Blanch, P.…”
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