Suchergebnisse - Performance Enhancement & Health

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    Monitoring internal and external training loads in female artistic roller skating: a longitudinal study (Überwachung interner und externer Trainingsbelastungen im Rollkunstlauf der Frauen: Eine Längsschnittstudie)

    Rebelo, A., Martinho, D. V., Pires, I. G., Lima, R., Nakamura, F. Y.
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    Fatigue and recovery in ballet: Exploring the experiences of professional South African ballet dancers (Ermüdung und Erholung im Ballett: Erforschung der Erfahrungen professioneller südafrikanischer Balletttänzer)

    Smith, L. S., Louw, Q. A., Brink, Y. “… The insights gained from this research could be crucial in redesigning training programs for dancers, adjusting training intensity and volume to enhance performance, and promoting recovery. Furthermore, this information serves as a strong rationale for adopting a holistic approach to fatigue and recovery, emphasising the importance of a collaborative effort to address these aspects effectively. …”
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    Stillness, breath and the spine - Dance performance enhancement catalysed by the interplay between 3D motion capture technology in a collaborative improvisational choreographic pro... (Stille, Atmung und die Wirbelsäule - Verbesserung der Tanzleistung mittels Zusammenspiel von 3D-Motioncapturing-Technologie in einem kollaborativen improvisierten Choreographieprozess)

    Nikolai, J., Bennett, G.
    Veröffentlicht in Performance Enhancement & Health (2015)
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    Abstracts from the Seventh Congress of the Sports Medicine and Sports Science of Skating (Zusammenfassung der Vorträge des 7. Kongresses Sportmedizin und Sportwissenschaft im Eiskunstlauf)

    “… Outcome variables included Insulin-Like Growth Factor (IFG-I), energy intake/balance, body composition, profile of mood states (POMS) and physical performance (Wingate test X2). Findings indicate that a reduction of within-day energy deficits through between-meal snacking improves mood states, improves physical performance, lowers body fat percentage, and enhances the athletes` sense of well-being.  …”
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