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    Physiological demands across exercise intensity domains in rowing: implications of weight category and sex differences

    Rios, M., Cardoso, R., Monteiro, A. S., Vilas-Boas, J. P., Fernandes, R. J.
    Published in Sports (2025)
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    Significant differences in cardiopulmonary and metabolic load of guided vs. Unguided low-intensity rowing in elite athletes

    Winkert, K., Alimoradinasrabadi, B., Treff, G., Steinacker, J. M.
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    Training-intensity distribution, volume, periodization, and performance in elite rowers: A systematic review

    Zhong, Y., Weldon, A., Casado, A., González-Mohíno, F., González Ravé, J. M., Cao, Y., Zheng, H., Yin, M., Xu, K., Li, Y.
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    Effects of moderate- versus mixed-intensity rowing training on physiological responses and performance in highly trained adolescent rowers: A pilot study

    Panascì, M., Di Gennaro, S., Ferrando, V., Bisio, A., Filipas, L., Ruggeri, P., Faelli, E.
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    Best-Practice-Trainingsmerkmale in olympischen Ausdauersportarten, beschrieben von norwegischen Weltklassetrainern (Best practice training characteristics in Olympic endurance sports, described by Norwegian world-class coaches)

    Franz, B.
    Published 2025
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    Best-practice training characteristics within Olympic endurance sports as described by Norwegian world-class coaches

    Sandbakk, Ø., Tønnessen, E., Sandbakk, S. B., Losnegard, T., Seiler, S., Haugen, T.
    Published in Sports Medicine - Open (2025)
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    Supramaximal interval training using anaerobic speed reserve or sprint interval training in rowers

    Tongwu, Y., Jinghui, Z., Chuanwei, D., Zijian, Z., Yuxiong, X.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2025)
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    NIRS als Schlüssel zur optimalen Trainingssteuerung (NIRS as the key to optimal training control)

    Holl, J., Horrer, S.
    Published in Rudersport (2024)
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    Training volume, intensity, and performance of world-class Chinese rowers prior to the 2019 World Championships: A case study

    Zhong, Y., Zheng, H., Weldon, A., Nugent, F., Gee, T. I., Sperlich, B., Moore, D., Zi, W., Li, Y.
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    Metabolic features of qualified academic woman rowing in the boat and on the rowing machines

    Kvashuk, P. V., Voronov, A. V., Ryzhikova, N. V.
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    Comparison of NIRS exercise intensity thresholds with maximal lactate steady state, critical power and rowing performance

    Possamai, L. T., Borszcz, F. K., Aguiar, R. A., Lucas, R. D., Turnes, T.
    Published in Biology of Sport (2024)
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    Five-week, low-intensity blood flow restriction rowing improves VO2max in elite rowers

    Held, S., Rappelt, L., Rein, R., Deutsch, J.-P., Wiedenmann, T., Donath, L.
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    Influence of the 2000-m ergometer test on indirect markers of intestinal injury in competitive elite rowers in different training phases

    Dziewiecka, H., Kasperska, A., Ostapiuk-Karolczuk, J., Cichon-Wozniak, J., Basta, P., Skarpanska-Stejnborn, A.
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    Demarcation of intensity from 3 to 5 zones aids in understanding physiological performance progression in highly trained under-23 rowing athletes

    Watts, S. P., Binnie, M. J., Goods, P. S. R., Hewlett, J., Fahey-Gilmour, J., Peeling, P.
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    The role of stroke rate and intensity on rowing technique

    Ettema, G., Haug, A., Ludvigsen, T. P., Danielsen, J.
    Published in Sports Biomechanics (2022)
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    The proportional distribution of training by elite endurance athletes at different intensities during different phases of the season

    Sperlich, B., Matzka, M., Holmberg, H. C.
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    5-wöchiges Rudertraining mit niedriger Intensität und Blutflussrestriktion verbessert VO2max des Deutschland-Achters (5-week low-intensity rowing training with blood flow restriction improves VO2max of the German Men´s Eight)

    Held, S., Rappelt, L., Rein, R., Deutsch, J.-P., Wiedenmann, T., Donath, L.
    Published in Leistungssport (2023)
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    Physiological and biomechanical responses to exercise on two different types of rowing ergometers in NCAA Division I oarswomen

    Lu, T., Jones, M. T., Yom, J., Ishida, A., White, J. B.
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    Stretch-shortening cycles of the vastus lateralis vary with ergometer rowing intensity in highly trained rowers: An EMG and ultrasound crossover testing

    Held, S., Raiteri, B., Rappelt, L., Hahn, D., Donath, L.
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    Physical Preparation of a World-Class Lightweight Men`s Double Sculls Team for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics

    Boone, J., Caen, K., Lievens, M., Bourgois, G., Colosio, A. L., Bourgois, J. G.
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