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    Teaching methodology for rowing elements in academic rowing

    Mambetnazarov, I.
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    Interaktives Feedbacktraining im Hochleistungsrudern (Interactive feedback training in high-performance rowing)

    Nolte, K., Jaitner, T., Weigelt, S.
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    Effectiveness of sports nutrition education based on self-determination theory for male university rowing athletes: a randomized controlled trial

    Enatsu, N., Seino, J., Tsuji, T., Ogata, M.
    Published in Nutrients (2024)
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    Rudern Basics (Rowing basics)

    Fritsch, W.
    Published 2023
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    The effects of concurrent biomechanical biofeedback on novel skill acquisition

    Gorman, A. J., Willmott, A. P., Mullineaux, D. R.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2022)
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    Rudern lernen - 7 Kontrollpunkte. Kontrollpunkt 7: Wie finde ich meinen Rhythmus? (Learn to row - 7 checkpoints. Checkpoint 7: How do I find my rhythm?)

    Dahlke, C., Kosinski, T.
    Published in Rudersport (2020)
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    Exploring semantic segmentation in rowing images

    Berendse, S. E.
    Published 2020
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    "Bildendes Trainieren" - wirklich ein Oxymoron?

    Borchert, T., Hummel, A.
    Published in FdSnow (2018)
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    Priority of theoretical preparation for cyclic sports (on the material of examination of sportsmans and trainers)

    Bohuslavska, V.
    Published in Studies in Sport Humanities (2017)
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    The talent lab. The secrets of creating and sustaining success

    Slot, O., Timson, S., Warr, C.
    Published 2017
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    Moving forwards with the aim of going backwards fast: high-performance rowing as a learning environment

    Rossi, T., Rynne, S, B., Rabjohns, M.
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    Terminal feedback outperforms concurrent visual, auditory, and haptic feedback in learning a complex rowing-type task

    Sigrist, R., Rauter, G., Riener, R., Wolf, P.
    Published in Journal of Motor Behavior (2013)
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    Energy management using virtual reality improves 2000-m rowing performance

    Hoffmann, C. P., Filippeschi, A., Ruffaldi, E., Bardy, B. G.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2014)
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    Rudern Basics

    Fritsch, W.
    Published 2014
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    Learning by joining the rhythm. Apprenticeship learning in elite double sculls rowing

    Lund, O., Ravn, S., Christensen, M. K.
    Published in Scandinavian Sport Studies Forum (2012)
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    Visuelle und audiovisuelle Bewegungsinformation

    Effenberg, A. O., Fehse, U., Mattes, K., Mechling, H., Weber, A.
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    "Was könnte ein Ruder-Schema sein?"

    Lippens, V.
    Published in Leistungssport (1998)
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    Wahrnehmungsoptimierte Bewegungsregulation (Optimized motion perception regulation)

    Effenberg, A.
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    The sonified boat motion as the characteristic rhythm of several stroke rate steps

    Schaffert, N., Mattes, K.
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    The use of kohonen feature maps in the kinematic analysis of rowing performance

    O'Halloran, J., Anderson, R.
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