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    Associations between lactate thresholds and 2000 m rowing ergometer performance: Implications for prediction—A systematic review

    Kilbey, T., Vecchi, E., Salbany, P., Handa, A., Stride, E., Sheth, M.
    Published in Sports Medicine - Open (2025)
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    Muscle oxygenation and energy substrate utilization in 200m and 500m sprint

    Jardsakul, P., Senakham, N., Ratchanavy, P., Khamros, W., Senakham, T. “…O2…”
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    Blood flow restricted training and time trial performance: a cohort study of world class rowers

    Thompson, K. M., Pethick, W. A., Clarke, J., Winegarden, A., Johnson, E., Coates, A. M., Stellingwerff, T., Burr, J. F. “…O2…”
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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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    Exercise testing of elite rowers: comparison of methods and protocols

    Mekhdieva, K., Zakharova, A., Timokhina, V. “…O2…”
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    Shifting the energy toward Los Angeles: Comparing the energetic contribution and pacing approach between 2000- and 1500-m maximal ergometer rowing

    Astridge, D. J., Peeling, P., Goods, P. S. R., Girard, O., Watts, S. P., Dennis, M. C., Binnie, M. J. “…O2…”
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    Underlying skeletal muscle determinants of the force-velocity-endurance profile of elite endurance athletes

    Blervaque, L., Delhaye, C., Merlet, A., Morel, B., Bowen, M., Diry, A., FÉASSON, L., Samozino, P., Messonnier, L. A. “…O2…”
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    Sex differences in muscle fatigue among competitive rowers during a 2000m time trial

    Spagnuolo, P. L.
    Published 2023
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    Muscle oxidative capacity in vivo is associated with physiological parameters in trained rowers

    Possamai, L. T., de Aguiar, R. A., Borszcz, F. K., do Nascimento Salvador, P. C., de Lucas, R. D., Turnes, T. “…O2…”
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    Is the most commonly used strategy for the first 1,500 m of a 2,000 m rowing ergometer race the most appropriate?

    Boillet, A., Haas, B., Samozino, P., Morel, B., Bowen, M., Cohen, C., Messonnier, L. A.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2022)
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    The effect of hyperoxia on central and peripheral factors of arm flexor muscles fatigue following maximal ergometer rowing in men

    Volianitis, S., Rasmussen, P., Petersen, N. C., Secher, N. H.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2022)
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    Sex-related differences in oxygen consumption recovery after high-intensity rowing exercise during childhood and adolescence

    Bardin, J., Maciejewski, H., Diry, A., Thomas, C., Ratel, S.
    Published in Pediatric Exercise Science (2022)
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    Okklusionstraining im Rudern : Effekte von Okklusionstraining im Rudern (Occlusion training in rowing : Effects of occlusion training in rowing)

    Held, S., Donath, L. “…O2…”
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    A strength & conditioning technical framework for Olympic rowing

    Rawlley-Singh, I., Ferreira, M., Chen, L. “…O2…”
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    Improved strength and recovery after velocity-based training: a randomized controlled trial

    Held, S., Hecksteden, A., Meyer, T., Donath, L. “…O2…”
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    Some metrological aspects of measurements of quantitative characteristics during a hypoxic training of elite rowers

    Bachev, V., Petrov, L., Alexandrova, A., Neykov, S., Kolimechkov, S., Mihaylov, V. “…O2…”
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    Razvitie utomlenija i sredstva ego kompensacii v processe trenirovochnoj i sorevnovatel'noj dejatel'nosti sportsmenov v greble akademicheskoj (Accumulation of fatique and means to compensate for it in the course of training and competitive activity of rower athletes)

    Kong, X., Diachenko, A.
    Published in Science in Olympic Sport (2018)
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    Low intensity rowing with blood flow restriction over 5 weeks increases VO2max in elite rowers: A randomized controlled trial

    Held, S., Behringer, M., Donath, L. “…O2…”
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    The effect of acute hypoxia on local muscle oxygenation during and following submaximal lower and upper body exercise

    Kleppe Likvern, E.
    Published 2018
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    Effect of moderate and high intensity training sessions on cardiopulmonary chemosensitivity and time-based characteristics of response in high performance rowers

    Tomiak, T., Mishchenko, V., Lusenko, E., Diachenko, A., Korol, A. “…O2…”
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