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    Physiological response for elite rowers in a 4-weeks training camp at altitude 2100 meters

    Chan, Y. Y., Tai, C. H., Lo, K. K., Chan, L. H., Lo, W. K., Huang, Z., Wu, J.
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    Effects of eight weeks altitude training on the aerobic capacity and microcirculation function in trained rowers

    Meng, Z., Gao, H., Li, T., Ge, P., Xu, Y., Gao, B.
    Published in High Altitude Medicine & Biology (2021)
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    The effects of multi-year altitude training on the biochemical function and specific aerobic capacity of the elite open weight woman rowers

    Huang, X., Wu, H., Yan, S. F., Li, J. B.
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    Increased hepcidin levels during a period of high training load do not alter iron status in male elite junior rowers

    Zügel, M., Treff, G., Steinacker, J. M., Mayer, B., Winkert, K., Schumann, U.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2020)
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    4-weeks hypoxia (HHL) training improves rowers` cutaneous microcirculation

    Meng, Z., Gao, B.
    Published in Exercise Biochemistry Review (2018)
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    Heavy training stress in male rowers: Effects on circulatory responses and mood state profiles

    Jürimäe, J., Purge, P., Mäestu, J., Jürimäe, T.
    Published in Kinesiology (2004)
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    Changes in stress and recovery after heavy training in rowers

    Jürimäe, J., Mäestu, J., Purge, P., Jürimäe, T.
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    Grundlegende Aspekte zu Trainingsanpassungen und zum Training in mittlerer Höhe (Basic aspects of training adaptations and of training in intermediate height)

    Hartmann, U., Mader, A.
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