Suchergebnisse - Current Research in Physiology

Faiss, R., Krumm, B., Moreillon, B., Mettraux, L., Wackernell, J., Spragg, J., Faulhaber, M. “… Overall, this study supports positive physiological adaptations in elite endurance athletes following a LHTL training camp planned according to the current state of the art knowledge collected in the past 60 years investigating hypoxic training strategies. …”

Verwulgen, S., Danckaers, F., Audenaert, E., Duquesne, K., Steenackers, G., Ribbens, B., Sijbers, J., Verwulgen, S. “… Understanding and preventing injuries: Research has primarily focused on male cyclists, leaving significant knowledge gaps on prevalence and specific types of injuries in women due to cycling.  …”

Dunst, A. K., Hesse, C., Ueberschär, O. “… This study investigates whether training zone programs should be adjusted to different cadences, addressing a gap in current understanding. Previous research has shown that cadence significantly influences metabolic responses across various exercise intensities, affecting blood lactate concentration, cardiac output, and respiratory measures (Michaelis & Müller 1942; Hess & Seusing, 1963; Eckermann & Millahn, 1967; Israel et al., 1967; Pugh, 1974; Gaesser & Brooks, 1975; McKay & Banister, 1976; Schürch et al., 1976; Seabrug et al., 1977; Löllgen et al., 1980; Hagberg et al., 1981; Böning et al., 1984; Chavarren & Calbet, 1999; Zoldaz et al., 2000; Foss & Hallén, 2004; Beneke et al., 2015; Beneke et al., 2018).  …”

Verwulgen, S., Danckaers, F., Audenaert, E., Duquesne, K., Steenackers, G., Ribbens, B., Sijbers, J. “… Understanding and preventing injuries: Research has primarily focused on male cyclists, leaving significant knowledge gaps on prevalence and specific types of injuries in women due to cycling.  …”

L. A. Gough, S. A. Sparks “… This book is key reading for active cyclists, cycling coaches, and athletes, as well as researchers and students of sport and exercise science, nutrition, human performance, and exercise physiology.  …”

Stephenson, B. T., Stone, B., Mason, B. S., Goosey-Tolfrey, V. L. “… Furthermore, the transferability of findings from early handcycling research to current international athletes regarding physiological profiles is severely limited.  …”

Zeller, S., Abel, T., Smith, P. M., Strueder, H. K.

Staiano, W., Bonet, L. R. S., Romagnoli, M., Ring, C. “… Accordingly, further research is warranted to better understand the effect of MF on muscle function.  …”

Ambrosini, L., Presta, V., Galli, D., Mirandola, P., Vitale, M., Gobbi, G., Condello, G. “… Therefore, the aim of this review was to summarize the current evidence regarding the physiological and biomechanical changes and their interlink during the swim-to-cycle transition hinting at practical recommendations for coaches and athletes.  …”

Magal, M., Liette, N. C., Crowley, S. K., Hoffman, J. R., Thomas, K. S.

R. C. R. Davison, P. M. Smith, J. Hopker, M. J. Price, F. Hettinga, G. Tew, L. Bottoms “… Since its first published edition more than 30 years ago, the BASES (British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences) Physiological Testing Guidelines have represented the leading knowledge base of current testing methodology for sport and exercise scientists.  …”

Chakravorti, N. “… The research included collaborations with British Swimming (the national governing body for swimming in the U.K.) and British Cycling (the national governing body for cycling in the U.K.), to drive the requirements and direction of research.  …”

Clark, B., Macdermid, P. W. “… Current Research in Physiology …”

Broeder, C. E., Flores, V., Julian, B., Wojan, F., Tauber, R., Schubert, L., Salacinski, A., Ivy, J. L. “… Current Research in Physiology …”

Mündel, T. “… Current Research in Physiology …”

Ferguson, H. A., Harnish, C., Chase, J. G. “… Whilst there are no descriptive studies of track-sprint cycling events, we present data from physiological interventions using track cycling and repeated sprint exercise research in multiple sports, to elucidate the demands of performance requiring several maximal sprints over a competition.  …”

Sanders, D., van Erp, T.

Daneshfar, A., Petersen, C., Miles, B., Gahreman, D. “… Identifying key physiological factors is essential in cycling; however, the unique nature of BMX decreases the validity and transferability of research findings from other cycling disciplines.  …”

Chorley, A., Lamb, K. L.

Sitko, S., López, I. L., Cirer, R., Corbi, F. S., Calleja, J. G. “… The objectives of the current study were to determine the relationship between the power profile and the result in the event as well as to describe the physiological differences among subgroups of participants according to their result.  …”