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    Does maximum strength predict rowing performance in elite female rowers?

    Behm, S., Jacobs, M. W., Schumann, M.
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    Reliability and validity of cycling sprint performance at isolinear mode without torque factor: A preliminary study in well-trained male cyclists

    Nascimento, E. M. F., Borszcz, F. K., Ventura, T. P., Caputo, F., Guglielmo, L. G. A., Lucas, R. D.
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    Zusammenhang von biologischer Reife, Körperkonstitution und körperlicher Fitness und der Leistung auf dem Ruderergometer bei Elite-Nachwuchsruderinnen (Association between biological maturity, body constitution and physical fitness with performance on a rowing ergometer in elite youth female rowers)

    Thiele, D., Prieske, O., Gäbler, M., Granacher, U.
    Published in Sportverletzung Sportschaden (2023)
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    Efficient passage of competitive distances in academic rowing by taking into account the maximum strength indicators

    Strykalenko, Y., Shalar, O., Huzar, V., Voloshynov, S., Homenko, V., Bazylyev, S.
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    Fatigue leads to altered spinal kinematics during high performance ergometer rowing

    Urbanczyk, C. A., Miller, E., McGregor, A. H., Bull, A. M. J.
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    Within-session and between-session reliability of the seven-stroke maximal effort test in national level senior rowers

    Nugent, F. J., Comyns, T. M., Ni Cheilleachair, N. J., Warrington, G. D.
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    Response of protein S100B to playing American football, lifting weights, and treadmill running

    Rogatzki, M. J., Keuler, S. A., Harris, A. E., Ringgenberg, S. W., Breckenridge, R. E., White, J. L., Baker, J. S.
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    Noncircular chainrings do not Influence maximum cycling power

    Leong, C. H., Elmer, S. J., Martin, J. C.
    Published in Journal of Applied Biomechanics (2017)
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    The relationships between leg peak power and shot-put performance in national-level athletes

    Landolsi, M., Bouhlel, E., Zarrouk, F., Lacouture, P., Tabka, Z.
    Published in Isokinetics and Exercise Science (2014)
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    Does limited gear ratio driven higher training cadence in junior cycling reflect in maximum effort sprint?

    Rannama, I., Port, K., Bazanov, B.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2012)
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    Comparison of biomechanical criteria in cycling maximal effort test

    Bertucci, W., Taiar, R., Toshev, Y., Letellier, T.
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    Bedeutung von Maximalkraft und aerober Ausdauer während maximaler Kurzzeitbelastung auf dem Ergometer bei Eliteradfahrern

    Stapelfeldt, B., Schumacher, Y. O., Schwirtz, A.
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    Comparison of nine theoretical models for estimating the mechanical power output in cycling

    Gonzalez-Haro, C., Ballarini, G., Soria, M., Drobnic, F., Escanero, J. F.
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    Relation between preferred and optimal cadences during two hours of cycling in triathletes

    Argentin, S., Hausswirth, C., Bernard, T., Bieuzen, F., Leveque, J. M., Couturier, A., Lepers, R.
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