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    Skeletal muscle signature of elite master endurance runner with thalassemia - a case study

    Strelecky, M., Sedliak, M., Berisha, G., Oreská, L., Buzgo, G., Cernácková, A., Okuliarova, M., Zeman, M., Kern, H., Zampieri, S., Pietrangelo, L., Protasi, F. “…The two type-groupings refer to reinnervation events and circulating levels of C-terminal agrin fragment as a biomarker of neuromuscular junction destabilization was lower than in aged matched sedentary elderlies (5623 pg/ml vs 6350,7 pg/ml). …”
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    The effect of using S.A.Q. training on the improvement of special physical abilities and the achievement level of middle-distance runners

    Alaqra, H., Abushedeq, M. “…The researcher recommends: Adopting S.A.Q training as a basic training methodology for middle-distance runners. Circulate the publication of these results to the authorities related to athletics, especially the Olympic Committee and the various Palestinian federations, because of the benefit of these training and their targeting of speed and agility in many games. 2. …”
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    Research on the rescue time of the Taiwan Marathon emergency medical service system between 2013 and 2021

    Hsia, T.-I., Wei, C.-Y., Fann, L.-Y., Kao, W.-F., Chien, W.-C., Huang, H.-B. “…Background: While there are several studies on marathon injuries worldwide, there are no related studies on the Taipei Marathon regarding the rescue time of onsite injury cases, the incidence of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) cases, and the success rate of recovery of spontaneous circulation (ROSC). This study aims to fill that gap. …”
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    Cardiovascular disease risk factor profile of experienced male amateur marathon runners: A systematic review

    O`Riordan, C., Savage, E., Newell, M., Flaherty, G., Hartigan, I. Subjects: “…circulation…”
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    Effect of an ultra-endurance event on cardiovascular function and cognitive performance in marathon runners

    Perrotta, A. S., Jeklin, A. T., Bredin, S. S. D., Shellington, E. M., Kaufmann, K. L., de Faye, A., Miles, M., Warburton, D. E. R.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2022)
    Subjects: “…circulation…”
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    Peripheral vascular and neuromuscular responses to ultramarathon running

    Landers-Ramos, R. Q., Dondero, K. R., Rowland, R. W., Larkins, D., Addison, O. Subjects: “…circulation…”
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    Cardiovascular risk among ultra-endurance runners

    Shah, A. B., Torguson, R., Alexander, K., Khan, U., Zhang, C., Fisher, C., Hoffman, M. D., Sedgley, M., Lincoln, A., Baggish, A. L. Subjects: “…circulation…”
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    The relationship between cardiorespiratory and accelerometer-derived measures in trail running and the influence of sensor location

    Staunton, C. A., Swarén, M., Stöggl, T., Born, D. P., Björklund, G. Subjects: “…circulation…”
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    The impact of low-intensity blood flow restriction endurance training on aerobic capacity, hemodynamics, and arterial stiffness

    Karabulut, M., Esparza, B., Dowllah, I. M., Karabulut, U. Subjects: “…circulation…”
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    Effects of conventional and sugar-free energy drinks intake in runners: a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled crossover clinical trial

    Reis, H. H., Lima, L. M., Reis, V. E., Mota-Júnior, R. J., Soares-Júnior, D. T., Sillero-Quintana, M., Rasmussen, H. E., Carneiro-Júnior, M. E., Marins, J. B. Subjects: “…circulation…”
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    Cardiorespiratory responses to constant and varied-load interval training sessions

    Beltrami, F. G., Roos, E., von Ow, M., Spengler, C. M. Subjects: “…circulation…”
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    Running at Increasing Intensities in the Heat Induces Transient Gut Perturbations

    Wallett, A. M., Etxebarria, N., Beard, N. A., Saunders, P. U., Welvaert, M., Périard, J. D., McKune, A. J, Pyne, D. B. “…Purpose: The risk of exercise-induced endotoxemia is increased in the heat and is primarily attributable to changes in gut permeability resulting in the translocation of lipopolysaccharides (LPS) into the circulation. The purpose of this study was to quantify the acute changes in gut permeability and LPS translocation during submaximal continuous and high-intensity interval exercise under heat stress. …”
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    Tracking selves or tracking relationships? Means of measuring time amongst Ethiopian runners

    Crawley, M. “…Amongst Ethiopian professional runners, such devices have become increasingly sought after, and yet they are embedded in deeper relationships of collaborative work, submission, and authority. They circulate between people, tracking relationships as much as they track selves. …”
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    The effect of a multi-ingredient pre-workout supplement on time to fatigue in NCAA Division I cross-country athletes

    Fye, H., Pass, C., Dickman, K., Bredahl, E., Eckerson, J., Siedlik, J.
    Published in Nutrients (2021)
    “…These findings suggest that a MIPS ingested prior to sustained running at lactate threshold has an 84% chance of increasing TTF in highly trained runners and may allow athletes to handle a higher level of circulating lactate before reaching exhaustion.…”
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    Acute ketogenic diet and ketone ester supplementation impairs race walk performance

    Whitfield, J., Burke, L. M., McKay, A. K. A., Heikura, I. A., Hall, R., Fensham, N., Sharma, A. P. “…Whether the concomitant increase in circulating endogenous ketone bodies (KB) alters the capacity to metabolize exogenous ketone supplements such as the popular ketone monoester is unknown. …”
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    Warm-up breathing exercises accelerate VO2 kinetics and reduce subjective strain during incremental cycling exercise in adolescents

    Bahenský, P., Marko, D., Grosicki, G. J., Malátová, R. Subjects: “…circulation…”
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    Lower limb kinesio taping for blood circulation control in powerlifting and track and field sport

    Dyakova, E. Yu., Radyuk, A. I. “…The powerlifting group was tested with virtually no changes in the left leg blood circulation with taping, whilst the right leg blood circulation was found to change only in few test rates. …”
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    Training-associated changes in ventricular volumes and function in elite female runners

    Churchill, T. W., Groezinger, E., Loomer, G., Guseh, S., Weiner, R. B., Wasfy, M. M., Levine, B. D., Baggish, A. L.
    Published in Circulation (2020)
    “…Circulation…”
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    Injury and health risk management in sports. A guide to decision making

    W. Krutsch, H. O. Mayr, V. Musahl, F. Della Villa, P. M. Tscholl, H. Jones
    Published 2020
    Subjects: “…circulation…”
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    Cardiorespiratory responses to downhill versus uphill running in endurance athletes

    Lemire, M., Lonsdorfer-Wolf, E., Isner-Horobeti, M., Kouassi, B., Geny, B., Favret, F., Dufour, S. Subjects: “…circulation…”
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