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    Active recovery strategy and lactate clearance in elite swimmers

    Faghy, M. A., Lomax, M., Brown, P. I. “…Lomax, M.…”
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    Impact of weekly swimming training distance on the ergogenicity of inspiratory muscle training in well-trained youth swimmers

    Lomax, M., Kapus, J., Brown, P. I., Faghy, M. “…Lomax, M.…”
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    Practical considerations for assessing pulmonary gas exchange and ventilation during flume swimming using the MetaSwim metabolic cart

    Lomax, M., Mayger, B., Saynor, Z. L., Vine, C., Massey, H. C. “…Lomax, M.…”
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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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    Scientific rationale for changing lower water temperature limits for triathlon racing to 12°C with wetsuits and 16°C without wetsuits

    Saycell, J., Lomax, M., Massey, H., Tipton, M. “…Lomax, M.…”
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    Thermal response of triathletes to 14°C swim with and without wetsuits

    Hall, J., Lomax, M., Massey, H. C., Tipton, M. T.
    Published in Extreme Physiology & Medicine (2015)
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    Airway dysfunction in elite swimmers: prevalence, impact, and challenges

    Lomax, M. “…Lomax, M.…”
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    An electromyographic evaluation of dual role breathing and upper body muscles in response to front crawl swimming

    Lomax, M., Tasker, L., Bostanci, O. “…Lomax, M.…”
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    The movement of the trunk and breast during front crawl and breaststroke swimming

    Mills, C., Lomax, M., Ayres, B., Scurr, J.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2015)
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    Inspiratory muscle fatigue affects latissimus dorsi but not pectoralis major activity during arms only front crawl sprinting

    Lomax, M., Tasker, L., Bostanci, O. “…Lomax, M.…”
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    The effect of three recovery protocols on blood lactate clearance after race-paced swimming

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    Inspiratory muscle fatigue after race-paced swimming is not restricted to the front crawl stroke

    Lomax, M., Iggleden, C., Tourell, A., Castle, S., Honey, J. “…Lomax, M.…”
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    Inspiratory muscle fatigue significantly affects breathing frequency, stroke rate, and stroke length during 200-m front-crawl swimming

    Lomax, M., Castle, S. “…Lomax, M.…”
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    Comparison of respiratory muscle fatigue between swimming strokes in national standard age-group swimmers

    Lomax, M, Iggleden, C, Tourell, A, Castle, S, Honey, J. “…Lomax, M…”
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    The effect of snorkel breathing during front crawl swimming on respiratory muscle fatigue

    Iggleden, C., Lomax, M., Fricker, R., Jones, O., Moffatt, S., Poole, R. “…Lomax, M.…”
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    Inspiratory muscle fatigue in swimmers after a single 200 m swim

    Lomax, M. E., McConnell, A. K.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2003)
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