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    Energetics of underwater swimming in apnea

    Vinetti, G., Taboni, A., Fagoni, N., Tam, E., Lundby, C., Ferretti, G. “…In nine subjects (six of whom performed also the 100-m DYN), determination of hemoglobin mass and total lung capacity allowed the estimation of EO2 and, by subtraction, EPCr. …”
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    Lung volume-dependent decrease in projected frontal area contributes to reducing active drag in front crawl

    Washino, S., Murai, A., Mankyu, H., Kanehisa, H., Yoshitake, Y. Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    Pulmonary function in swimmers exposed to disinfection by-products: a narrative review

    Boraczynski, M., Balcerek, T., Rozkiewicz, N., Pabiszczak, M., Harasymczuk, M., Slawska, A., Lutomski, P.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2025)
    Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    Inspiratory muscle resistance combined with strength training: effects on aerobic capacity in artistic swimmers

    Fan, Y., Duan, Y., Gao, Z., Liu, Y. Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    Effects of inspiratory muscle training on lung function parameter in swimmers: a systematic review and meta-analysis

    Carvajal-Tello, N., Ortega, J. G., Caballero-Lozada, A. F., Devia-Quiñonez, M. J., González-Calzada, I., Rojas-Hernández, D., Segura-Ordoñez, A. Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    Exhaled and systemic biomarkers to aid the diagnosis of bronchial asthma in elite water sports athletes

    Csoma, B., Sydó, N., Szucs, G., Seres, É., Erdélyi, T., Horváth, G., Csulak, E., Merkely, B., Müller, V. Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    Hypothesized mechanisms of death in swimming: a systematic review

    Yao, Y., DiNenna, M. A., Chen, L., Jin, S., He, S., He, J. Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    VO2 kinetics at severe intensity domain: a pilot study comparing the physiological response to free and tethered swimming

    Almeida, T., Filho, D. M. P., de Castro, E. A., Massini, D. A., Macedo, A. G., Espada, M. C., DiMenna, F. “…Free vs. tethered-swimming showed similar temporal profiles of O2 dynamics and from lung-tomuscle in concert with the onset of exercise (i.e., similar TD and tau), which probably even supports the similar tLim. …”
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    Relationship between respiratory systems` parameters and result in swimming

    Jakubovskis, G., Zuša, A., Solovjova, J.
    Published in LASE Journal of Sport Science (2022)
    Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    Determination of subset models for predicting vertical centre of mass position during front crawl in male swimmers

    Washino, S., Murai, A., Mankyu, H., Yoshitake, Y.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2023)
    “…Thirteen male swimmers performed a 15-metre front crawl either with three different lung-volume levels or various speeds, or both, without taking a breath with 36 reflective markers. …”
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    Impacts of cold air on the performance of cardiopulmonary function and athletic skills in synchronized swimming

    Zhang, J. Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    Inspiratory muscle training improves maximal inspiratory pressure without increasing performance in elite swimmers

    Gómez-Albareda, E., Viscor, G., García, I. Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    Swimming-induced pulmonary edema: an underrecognized cause of triathlon-associated medical emergencies

    Barouch, L. A.
    Published in JACC: Case Reports (2022)
    Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    Projected frontal area and its components during front crawl depend on lung volume

    Washino, S., Murai, A., Mankyu, H., Ogita, F., Kanehisa, H., Yoshitake, H. Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    Swimming-induced changes in pulmonary function: special observations for clinical testing

    Päivinen, M., Keskinen, K., Tikkanen, H. Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    Lung capacity and alveolar gas diffusion in aquatic athletes: Implications for performance and health

    García, I., Drobnic, F., Arrillaga, B., Pons, V., Viscor, G.
    Published in Apunts Medicina de l'Esport (2021)
    Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    Effects of single normobaric hypoxic exposure on physiological indicators of swimmers

    Tambovtseva, R., Voitenko, Y., Laptev, A. “…The following gas exchange indicators were recorded: lung ventilation (LV), exhaled O2 and CO2 levels; O2 consumption (VO2). …”
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    Eucapnic voluntary hyperpnea challenge can support management of exercise-induced bronchoconstriction in elite swimmers

    Gowers, W., Evans, G., Carré, J., Ashman, M., Jackson, A., Hopker, J., Dickinson, J.
    Published in Translational Sports Medicine (2021)
    Subjects: “…Lunge…”
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    Environmental factors associated with non-infective acute respiratory illness in athletes: A systematic review by a subgroup of the IOC consensus group on "acute respiratory illnes...

    Bougault, V., Adami, P. E., Sewry, N., Fitch, K., Carlsten, C., Villiger, B., Schwellnuss, M., Schobersberger, W. “…Noting the lack of a clear definition of environmentally induced lung disease in athletes, distinct from that of the general population, we addressed the few published management plans to protect athletes' airways for each specific environment.…”
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    Blick über den Beckenrand. Basics des Herz-Kreislauf-Systems einschließlich Belastungsauswirkungen im Ausdauerbereich und Höhentrainingseffekte (Looking beyond the poolside. Basics of the cardiovascular system including load effects in the endurance area and altitude training effects)

    Nörrenberg, T. “…Deshalb spielt das Transportsystem für die energieliefernden Stoffe hierbei eine besondere Rolle. Hierzu gehören die Lunge, Blut und selbstverständlich auch das Herz-Kreislauf-System selber. …”
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