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    The effect of normobaric hypoxia on acute exercise-induced changes in blood sphingoid base-1-phosphates metabolism in cyclists

    Hodun, K., Czuba, M., Ploszczyca, K., Sadowski, J., Langfort, J., Chabowski, A., Baranowski, M.
    Published in Biology of Sport (2024)
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    Effect of pedaling cadence on physiological responses and neuromuscular fatigue during a single interval-training session

    Duc, S., Allinger, J., Verrier, S.
    Published in Journal of Science and Cycling (2022)
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    Bilateral dorsolateral prefrontal cortex high-definition transcranial direct-current stimulation improves time-trial performance in elite cyclists

    Pollastri, L., Gallo, G., Zucca, M., Filipas, L., La Torre, A., Riba, U., Molino, L., Geda, E.
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    Acute photobiomodulation by LED does not alter muscle fatigue and cycling performance

    Dutra, Y. M., Claus, G. M., Malta, E. S., Brisola, G. M. P., Esco, M. R., Ferraresi, C., Zagatto, A. M.
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    Elite competitive swimmers exhibit higher motor cortical inhibition and superior sensorimotor skills in a water environment

    Sato, D., Yamazaki, Y., Yamashiro, K., Onishi. H., Baba.Y., Ikarashi, K., Maruyama, A.
    Published in Behavioural Brain Research (2020)
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    Supporting front crawl swimming in paraplegics using electrical stimulation: a feasibility study

    Wiesener, C., Spieker, L., Axelgaard, J., Horton, R., Niedeggen, A., Wenger, N., Seel, T., Schauer, T.
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    Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) over the left prefrontal cortex does not affect time-trial self-paced cycling performance: Evidence from oscillatory brain activity a...

    Holgado, D., Zandonai, T., Ciria, L. F., Zabala, M., Hopker, J., Sanabria, D.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2018)
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    Can we enhance athletic performance using non-invasive brain stimulation?

    Andre, J.
    Published 2017
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    High-intensity cycling performed prior to resistance exercise does not influence mTORC1-signaling and the rate of muscle protein synthesis in the triceps brachii

    Moberg, M., Apró, W., Ekblom, B., Blomstrand, E.
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    Effects of neuromuscular electrical stimulation of the knee extensor muscles on muscle soreness and different serum parameters in young male athletes: preliminary data

    Zorn, C., Szekeres, T., Keilani, M., Fialka-Moser, V., Crevenna, R.
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    Good vibrations: Faster swimming through bio-electromagnetism

    Whitten, P.
    Published in Swimming Technique (2002)
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    Vibratory stimulation exercises: A new approach to strength training for performance swimmers

    Issurin, V. B.
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    EMG of Specific Strength Training Exercises for the Front Crawl

    Olbrecht, J., Clarys, J. P.
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    Multifunctional Modular Ergometer for Simulating the Specific Dynamics in Swimming

    Schor, V.
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