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    Are the positions in the world ranking of competitive alpine skiers explainable by prominent polymorphisms in regulatory genes of mechanical and metabolic muscle functioning?

    Gasser, B., Frey, W. O., Valdivieso, P., Scherr, J., Kopf, J., Spörri, J., Flück, M. “…aerob…”
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    Relationship of physical fitness profile and the number of technical error at the stages of ski training among high class skiers with different training load structures

    Lebedev, M. M., Popkova, A. B., Myakinchenko, E. B. “…aerob…”
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    Prediction of ski performance using various fitness test parameters

    Nakazato, K. “…aerob…”
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    Performance evaluation of young alpine skiers in laboratory and during skiing

    Besseghini, A., Pozzo, R., Cas, F. D., Canclini, A., Canclini, A. “…aerob…”
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    Are there associations between submaximal and maximal aerobic power and International Ski Federation World Cup Ranking in elite alpine skiers?

    Schobersberger, W., Mairhofer, M., Haslinger, S., Koller, A., Raschner, C., Puntscher, S., Blank, C. “…aerob…”
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    Physiological comparison between non-athletes, endurance, power and team athletes

    Degens, H., Stasiulis, A., Skurvydas, A., Statkeviciene, B., Venckunas, T. “…aerob…”
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    Microvascular oxygen extraction during competitive alpine skiing with regard to loaded and unloaded phases

    Stöcker, F., Goll, M., Fus, V., Spitzenpfeil, P.
    Published in Science and Skiing VII (2018)
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    Maximum anaerobic power in adult Alpine ski racers

    Miura, T. “…aerob…”
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    High intensity training and energy production during 90-second box jump in junior alpine skiers

    Gross, M., Hemund, K., Vogt, M. “…aerob…”
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    Physiologische Einflussfaktoren im Alpinen Skirennlauf (Physiological influencing factors in alpine skiing)

    Scherr, J., Geissler, U., Waibel, K., Blume, K., Maier, W., Halle, M., Wolfarth, B. “…aerob…”
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    Influencing factors on alpine skiing performance

    Geissler, U., Waibel, K., Maier, W., Scherr, J., Wolfarth, B. “…aerob…”
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    Energetic and respective part of lactic and aerobic sources over a giant slalom in young ski racers

    Hintzy, F., Grenier, J., Coulmy, N. “…aerob…”
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    Ratio of processes of aerobic and anaerobic metabolism in muscle load of mountain-skiers

    Sukhov, S., Ivanov, A. “…aerob…”
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    Aerobic capacity and race time in young alpine ski racers

    Faulhaber, M., Raschner, C., Platz, M., Burtscher, M. “…aerob…”
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    Physiology of alpine skiing

    Turnbull, J. R., Kilding, A. E., Keogh, J. W. L. “…aerob…”
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    Physical and physiological factors associated eith success in professional alpine skiing

    Neumayr, G., Hoertnagl, H., Pfister, R., Koller, A., Eibl, G., Raas, E. “…aerob…”
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