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Shunfang Liu, Jingling Dai, Pengpeng Gou & Menglong Lin “…Background The effectiveness of core stability training, a key component of physical conditioning, on swimming performance remains a topic of debate. …”

Staunton, C. A., Ruiz-Navarro, J. J., Born, D.-P. “…Conclusions: These findings highlight the complexity and individuality of stroke mechanics at elite levels and suggest that superior conditioning and technique enable medallists to sustain elevated SR without compromising SL. …”

Arc-Chagnaud, C., Dugué, B., Pla, R., Bouzigon, R., Bosquet, L., D-Day Consortium, Dupuy, O. “…Each week (5 days and 5 nights) represented one of the two experimental conditions: partial body cryostimulation exposures (CRYO) or control sessions (CONT). …”

Sorokin, D. V. “…The implementation of adapted plans should be combined with alternating phases and monitoring of the physical condition. Thus, an integrated approach that combines physical development, technical improvement and psychological support is essential for the successful preparation of sprinters and can be used in youth sports to optimize training and minimize the risk of overload.…”

Bartosz-Jeffries, M., Loturco, I., Zajac, A., Maszczyk, A., Freitas, T. T., Alcaraz, P. E., Pereira, L. A., Golas, A. “…Ten highly trained athletes (age: 23 ± 2.8 years; body mass: 58.3 ± 4.7 kg) performed two maximal 30 m unresisted sprints and six resisted sprints under three different load conditions (i.e., 5%, 10%, and 15% of body mass [BM]), randomized in a counterbalanced design. …”

Liu, S., Gou, P., Lin, M. “…Studies were eligible for inclusion if they met the following criteria: (a) participants were healthy individuals without diagnosed disease or disability; (b) the intervention involved respiratory muscle training compared to a sham or control condition in a randomized controlled trial or controlled clinical trial; (c) swimming performance was reported as an outcome with sufficient data to compute effect sizes; and (d) the full text was available. …”

Carmigniani, R., Coloretti, V., Brunel, T., Bosetto, P., Fantozzi, S., Cortesi, M., Zamparo, P. “…MA,a in surface swimming (28.7 ± 15.2 % M0) is similar to the added mass that can be determined in passive conditions underwater (MA,p = 25 ± 3 % M0) but presents a larger variability. …”

Kwok, W. Y. “…Strength and conditioning (S&C) training, is prescribed for front crawl (FC) swimming performance enhancement, including resistance and plyometric training. …”

Funai, Y., Taba, S., Kanegawa, Y., Matsunami, M. “…Therefore, all IT sets were appropriate conditions for endurance training. Rest periods may have influenced the physiological and mechanical stimulation in the 100IT at CV, suggesting that aerobic metabolism differs between conditions.…”

Shu, Y., Cheng, Y. “…INTRODUCTION: This study investigates the influence of strength training and conditioning on specialized swimming techniques, focusing on Haiyang Qin, an elite Chinese male breaststroke swimmer. …”

Gonzalez Frutos, P., Guimard, A., de la Fuente, B., Segovia, C., Veiga, S. “…Swimming test consists of six 25 m maximal sprints from a push start in surface (front-crawl) and underwater (undulatory) conditions with three minutes rest between repetitions and conditions (in random order). …”

Kraemer, W. J., Vatne, E. A., Saenz, C., Jones, P. C., Carpenter, T. J., Cencer, D. A. Jr, Enchelmeyer, K. E., Pulvermacher, K. R., Quebedeaux, C. K., Vatne, M. R., Hagen, J. A. “…The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research…”

Beidaris, N., Platanou, T. “…In all conditions, oxygen consumption, blood lactate concentration, heart rate, performance characteristics, and ratings of perceived exertion were measured.Blood lactate concentration and oxygen uptake were no different between conditions (p = .98 and p = .39). …”

Coloretti, V., Fantozzi, S., Gatta, G., Bonifazi, M., Zamparo, P., Cortesi, M. “…The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research…”

Sugisaki, N, Tsuchie, H, Takai, Y, Kobayashi, K, Yoshimoto, T, Kanehisa, H. “…The differences in Fvh parameters between loading conditions and between profiling methods, as well as the goodness of fit of the regression models to the measured data, were examined. …”

Rodrigues dos Santos, J. A., Boppre, G., Zacca, R. “…Background: Elite kayaking demands peak conditioning, and tracking these athletes reveals the science behind world-class performance. …”

Yuantsyuan, P., Kozhedub M. S., Vrublevskiy E. P.

Danek, N., Szczepan, S., Wróblewska, Z., Michalik, K., Zaton, M. “…The purpose of this study was to determine the effective warm-up protocol using an added respiratory dead space (ARDS) 1200 ml volume mask to determine hypercapnic conditions, on the swimming velocity of the 50 m time trial front crawl. …”

Arsoniadis, G. G., Botonis, P. G., Bogdanis, G. C., Terzis, G., Toubekis, A. G. “…Mean 4 × 50-m time increased in ME compared to CON by 1.7 ± 2.7% (p = 0.01), while 100-m time was similar among conditions (p > 0.05). ISO was lower after dry-land training in all conditions (p = 0.01). …”

Homoto, K., Gonjo, T., Takagi, H., Kudo, S., Sengoku, Y., Tsunokawa, T., Koga, D., Homma, M. “…Eight male swimmers performed 20 m front crawl trials under two conditions: the Whole Condition, involving maximum effort (T100%) and stroke frequencies at 70, 80, and 90% of T100%, and the Arm Condition, which excluded the flutter kick and matched stroke frequencies with the Whole Condition. …”