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    Modeling energetics and critical metabolic power in tethered-swimming

    Filho, D., de Castro, E. A., Massini, D. A., de Almeida, T. F., Macedo, A. G., Espada, M. C.
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    Pushing up or pushing out - an initial investigation into horizontal- versus vertical-force training on swimming start performance: a pilot study

    Thng, S., Pearson, S., Keogh, J. W. L.
    Published in PeerJ (2021)
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    Ground reaction forces and temporal characteristics define cutting performance

    Welinski, M. L., Lee, L. N., McBroom, B., Mufarreh, B., Gidley, L. “…Moderate angle cutting maneuvers (between 45º and 90º) are common and essential performance skills for success in multidirectional sports. Research addresses the injury risks of cutting but few studies have attempted to quantify the performance of the cut itself. …”
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    Factors determining 200-m kayak performance: Muscle strength, aerobic capacity, stroke kinematics and training

    Pickett, C.
    Published 2020
    “…Future research might examine the effects of eccentric-biased strength training on performance in other sports such as cycling, swimming and rowing, which require the repeated performance of concentric muscular contractions.…”
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    Validity and reliability of a 10 Hz GPS for assessing variable and mean running speed

    Bataller-Cervero, A. V., Gutierrez, H., DeRenteria, J., Piedrafita, E., Marcén, N., Valero-Campo, C., Lapuente, M., Berzosa, C.
    Published in Journal of Human Kinetics (2019)
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    The acute effect of a single exhaustive sprint exercise session on post-exercise fat oxidation rate

    Aslankeser, Z., Balcý, S.
    Published in Biomedical Human Kinetics (2018)
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    Reactive strength index: A poor indicator of reactive strength?

    Healy, R., Kenny, I. C., Harrison, A. J.
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    Impact of futsal and swimming participation on bone health in young athletes

    Seabra, A., Fernandes, R. J., Marques, E., Moura, M., Ubago-Guisado, E., Hernando, E., Gallardo, L.
    Published in Journal of Human Kinetics (2017)
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    Optimal loading for maximizing power during sled-resisted sprinting

    Cross, M. R., Brughelli, M., Samozino, P., Brown, S. R., Morin, J.-B. “…Velocity data were collected by sports radar, and kinetics at peak velocity were quantified using friction coefficients and aerodynamic drag. …”
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    Oxygen uptake kinetics and energy system`s contribution around maximal lactate steady state swimming intensity

    Pelarigo, J. G., Machado, L., Fernandes, R. J., Coelho Greco, C., Vilas-Boas, J. P.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2017)
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    Ventilatory and physiological responses in swimmers below and above their maximal lactate steady state

    Espada, M. C., Reis, J. F., Almeida, T. F., Bruno, P. M., Vleck, V. E., Alves, F. B.
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    Biophysics of the elite endurance swimmer: A case study during aerobic capacity evaluation using different methods

    Pelarigo, J. G., Denadai, B. S., Ribeiro, J., Fernandes, R. J., Greco, C. C., Vilas-Boas, J. P.
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    How informative are the vertical buoyancy and the prone gliding tests to assess young swimmers' hydrostatic and hydrodynamic profiles?

    Barbosa, T. M., Costa, M. J., Morais, J. E., Moreira, M., Silva, A. J., Marinho, D. A.
    Published in Journal of Human Kinetics (2012)
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    The effect of warm-up on tethered front crawl swimming forces

    Neiva, H., Morouco, P., Silva, A. J., Marques, M. C., Marinho, D. A.
    Published in Journal of Human Kinetics (2011)
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    High intensity exercise (HIT) in children: Results from different disciplines

    Sperlich, B., Haegele, M., Achtzehn, S., de Marees, M., Mester, J. “…Recent studies of high intensity training (HIT) in different endurance related sports (GIBALA et al. 2007, FAUDE et al. 2008, MacMILLAN 2004) with adult athletes document that HIT leads to similar or even the same physiology adaptations in respectively shorter exercise time compared to high volume training (HVT). …”
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    VO2 kinetics determined by PRBS techniques differentiate elite endurance runners from elite sprinters

    Edwards, A. M., Challis, N. V., Chapman, J. H., Claxton, D. B., Fysh, M. L. “…This supports the development of the PRBS technique as a test of sports performance.…”
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    Speed abilities in swimming - diagnosis of some components influencing the performance in crawl sprint

    Hohmann, A.
    Published in Sport Kinetics '97 (1998)
    Collective title: “…Sport Kinetics '97…”
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    Comparative analysis of kinematic and kinetic start parameters of top male and female sprinters

    Coh, M., Tomazin, K., Dolenec, A.
    Published in Sport Kinetics '97 (1998)
    Collective title: “…Sport Kinetics '97…”
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