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    The effects of sodium hydrogen carbonate ingestion during the recovery period between two 200-m front-crawl time trials

    Ušaj, A., Marcun, R., Štrumbelj, B. “…Ušaj, A.…”
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    The effects of two different recovery protocols on the 100-meter front crawl performance of male swimmers

    Štrumbelj, B., Ušaj, A. “…Ušaj, A.…”
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    The effect of inspiratory muscle fatigue on acid-base status and performance during race-paced middle-distance swimming

    Lomax, M., Kapus, J., Webb, S., Ušaj, A.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2019)
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    Some metabolic responses to reduced breathing frequency during constant load exercise

    Kapus, J., Ušaj, A., KapusV.
    Published 2009
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    Produkcija laktata in privzem kisika med 200 m kravl pri razlicnih intenzivnostih (Lactate production and oxygen uptake during 200 metres front crawl at different intensities)

    Strumbelj, B., Usaj, A., Kapus, J.
    Published in Kinesiologia Slovenica (2013)
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    Can high intensity workloads be simulated at moderate intensities by reduced breathing frequency

    Kapus, J., Kapus, V., Usaj, A. “…Usaj, A.…”
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    Some factors limiting energy supply in 200m front crawl swimming

    Strumbelj, B., Usaj, A., Kapus, N., Bednarik, J. “…Usaj, A.…”
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    Assessment of ventilation during swimming using backward extrapolation of the ventilation recovery curve

    Kapus, J., Usaj, A., Kapus, V., Strumbelj, B.
    Published in Kinesiology (2004)
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    Breathing frequency patterns during submaximal and maximal front crawl swim with and without respiratory valve

    Strumbelj, B., Kapus, J., Usaj, A., Kapus, V.
    Published in Kinesiology (2007)
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    Maximal 200-m front crawl swim differently influences on blood PCO2 at swimmers at diferent performance level

    Kapus, J., Strumbelj, B., Usaj, A., Kapus, V. “…Usaj, A.…”
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    The breathing frequency changes during swimming by using respiratory valves and tubes

    Kapus, J., Strumbelj, B., Usaj, A., Kapus, V. “…Usaj, A.…”
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    Evidence of insufficient pulmonary ventilation during crawl swimming with maximal and supramaximal intensities

    Strumbelj, B., Usaj, A., Kapus, J., Bednarik, J. “…Usaj, A.…”
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    Vpliv vadbe z zmanjsanim stevilom vdihov med plavanjem na sposobnost premagovnja maksimalnih naporov pri 200 metrov kravl (The influence of training with reduced breathing frequency in front crawl swimming during a maximal 200 metres front crawl performance)

    Kapus, J., Usaj, A., Kapus, V., Strumbelj, B.
    Published in Kinesiologia Slovenica (2005)
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    Acidosis during maximal performance in front crawl swimming over distances of 100 m to 400 m

    Strumbelj, B., Usaj, A., Kapus, V., Bednarik, J., Kapus, N. “…Usaj, A.…”
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    The influence of reduced breathing frequency during swimming

    Kapus, J., Usaj, A. “…Usaj, A.…”
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