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    Comparison of physiological responses and muscle activity during incremental and decremental cycling exercise

    Beltrami, F. G., Froyd, C. H., Mauger, A. R., Metcalfe, A. J., Noakes, T. D. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    Reduced glucose tolerance and skeletal muscle GLUT4 and IRS1 content in cyclists habituated to a long-term low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet

    Webster, C. C., van Boom, K. M., Armino, N., Larmuth, K., Noakes, T. D., Smith, J. A., Kohn, T. A. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    The process of losing - investigating the psychophysiological determinants of pacing and performance during head-to-head competition

    Venhorst, A., Micklewright, D., Noakes, T.
    Published in Journal of Science and Cycling (2017)
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    The psychophysiological determinants of pacing during prolonged endurance exercise: Performance level comparison

    Venhorst, A., Micklewright, D., Noakes, T. D. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    Allometric scaling to predict time trial performance and maximal oxygen consumption. Differences between male and female cyclist

    Davidowitz, K. J., Lambert, M. I., Noakes, T. D., Lamberts, R. P. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    Allometric scaling of peak power output accurately predicts time trial performance and maximal oxygen consumption in trained cyclists

    Lamberts, R. P., Lambert, M. I., Swart, J., Noakes, T. D. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    A novel submaximal cycle test to monitor fatigue and predict cycling performance

    Lamberts, R. P., Swart, J., Noakes, T. D., Lambert, M. I. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    Measuring submaximal performance parameters to monitor fatigue and predict cycling performance: a case study of a world-class cyclo-cross cyclist

    Lamberts, R. P., Rietjens, G. J., Tijdink, H. H., Noakes, T. D., Lambert, M. I. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    Changes in heart rate recovery after high-intensity training in well-trained cyclists

    Lamberts, R. P., Swart, J., Noakes, T. D., Lambert, M. I. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    Hyperoxia improves 20 km cycling time trial performance by increasing muscle activation levels while perceived exertion stays the same

    Tucker, R., Kayser, B., Rae, E., Rauch, L., Bosch, A., Noakes, T. “…Noakes, T.…”
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    Changes in pacing strategy in response to an acute shift to and from hypoxia

    Lindsay, T., Ansley, L., Neary, J. P., Hunter, A., St. Clair Gibson, A., Skowno, J., Noakes, T. D. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    Measurement error associated with performance testing in well-trained cyclists: Application to the precision of monitoring changes in training status

    Lamberts, S., Swart, J., Woolrich, R. W., Noakes, T. D., Lambert, M. I. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    Exercising with reserve: Exercise regulation by perceived exertion in relation to duration of exercise and knowledge of endpoint

    Swart, J., Lamberts, R. P., Lambert, M. I., Woolrich, R. W., Jphnston, S., Noakes, T. D. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    Effects of prior exhaustive leg or arm exercise on subsequent performance, power and EMG activity in a different muscle group

    Gabe Beltrami, F., de Groot, R., Rauch, L., Tucker, R., Rae, D. E., Noakes, T. D. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    Changes in neuromuscular recruitment during exercise in acute hypoxia

    Ansley, L., Clair Gibson, A., Hunter, A., Neary, P., Skowno, J., Noakes, T. “…Noakes, T.…”
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    Heatstroke during endurance exercise: Is there evidence for excessive endothermy?

    Rae, D. E., Knobel, G. J., Mann, T., Swart, J., Tucker, R., Noakes, T. D. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    The work of breathing does not limit the maximal exercise performance of humans at sea-level

    Ansley, L., Petersen, D., Thomas, A., Noakes, T. D. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    Age-related decrements in cycling and running performance

    St. Clair Gibson, A., Lambert, N., Noakes, T. D. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    Impaired exercise performance in the heat is associated with an anticipatory reduction in skeletal muscle recruitment

    Tucker, R., Rauch, L., Harley, Y., Noakes, T. D. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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    The effects of medium-chain triacylglycerol and carbohydrate ingestion on ultra-endurance exercise performance

    Goedecke, J. H., Clark, V. R., Noakes, T. D., Lambert, E. V. “…Noakes, T. D.…”
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