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    Cognitive load causes kinematic changes in both elite and non-elite rowers

    Herrebrøden, H., Refsum Jensenius, A., Espeseth, T., Bishop, L., Vuoskoski, J. K.
    Published in Human Movement Science (2023)
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    Joint action in an elite rowing pair crew after intensive team training: The reinforcement of extra-personal processes

    R'Kiouak, M., Saury, J., Durand, M., Bourbousson, J.
    Published in Human Movement Science (2018)
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    Differences between elite, junior and non-rowers in kinematic and kinetic parameters during ergometer rowing

    Cerne, T., Kamnik, R., Vesnicer, B., Zganec Gros, J., Munih, M.
    Published in Human Movement Science (2013)
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    The relationship between 500 m and 2000 m simulated rowing times for schoolboy rowers over a training period of three years

    Petrykowski, A., Lutoslawska, G.
    Published in Human Movement (2011)
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    Influence of annual training cycle on threshold power and reaction of blood antioxidative stress indices during a standard rowing test

    Basta, P., Skarpanska-Stejnborn, A., Pilaczynska-Szczesniak, L.
    Published in Human Movement (2008)
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    Body composition, physical performance and psychological factors contributing to 2000m sculling in elite rowers

    Purge, P., Jürimäe, J., Jürimäe, T.
    Published in Journal of Human Movement Studies (2004)
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    Kinetic study of cycle phases in rowing

    Ajouannet, Y. A., Rouard, A. H.
    Published in Journal of Human Movement Studies (2004)
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    The relationship between different physiological variables of rowers and rowing performance as determined by a maximal rowing ergometer test

    Jürimäe, J., Mäestu, J., Jürimäe, T.
    Published in Journal of Human Movement Studies (2002)
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    A comparison of lactate kinetics, minute ventilation and acid-base-balance as measures of the anaerobic threshold

    Mc Naughton, L., Wakefield, G., Fassett, R., Bentley, D. J.
    Published in Journal of Human Movement Studies (2001)
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    Blood lactate response to exercise and rowing performance: relationships in competitive rowers

    Jürimäe, J., Mäestu, J., Jürimäe, T.
    Published in Journal of Human Movement Studies (2001)
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    Prediction of rowing performance on single sculls from metabolic and anthropometric variables

    Jürimäe, J., Mäestu, J., Jürimäe, T., Pihl, E.
    Published in Journal of Human Movement Studies (2000)
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    Mechanical power output and muscle activities during maximal rowing with different stroke rates

    Kyröläinen, H., Smith, R.
    Published in Journal of Human Movement Studies (1999)
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    A system for the biomechanical assessment of rowing performance (ROWSYS)

    Smith, R. M., Spinks, W. L.
    Published in Journal of Human Movement Studies (1998)
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    Force-angle profile analysis in rowing

    Spinks, W. L.
    Published in Journal of Human Movement Studies (1996)
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