Search Results - Peak Performance

Micke, F., Mühlenhoff, S., Swoboda, A., Held, S. “…Rowers showed lower vLamax and peak lactate values than cyclists. Male participants exhibited higher vLamax, sprint power, and peak lactate than females. …”

Jauch, E., Terry, K., Hoogendyk, D., Campbell, S. “…Six 25-yard velocity performance measures and six 25-yard technique performance measures were taken with inertial measurement units (IMUs). …”

Mateo-March, M., Peña-González, I., Moya-Ramón, M., Javaloyes, A. “…This study aimed to analyze training strategies, periodization, and load distribution in World Tour professional road cyclists to understand how these factors contribute to performance optimization across a competitive season. …”

Merlini, M., Staiano, W., Angius, L., Romagnoli, M., Schena, F., Dickinson, J., Marcora, S. “…This study tested whether a single 100 µg inhalation of salmeterol enhances 12-s sprint performance in both fresh and fatigued states in elite road cyclists. …”

Kudo, S., Yanai, T., Matsuda, Y. “…Power generated by underwater strokes yielded two peaks in the pull (237 W) and push phases (221 W). …”

Kettunen, O., Mikkola, J., Ihalainen, J. K. “…Results: No changes in BM or body composition were detected from T1 to T2 except for lean mass (LM), which increased in only runners (P = .03). Peak running speed (Vpeak; P < .001) and relative peak oxygen uptake (P = .04) increased from T1 to T2 regardless of the sport or sex. …”

López-Plaza, D., Alacid, F., Abellán-Aynés, O., Quero-Calero, C. D. “…Muscular strength, hand length, and 10 m underwater performance were significantly associated with short-distance performance, especially in menarcheal girls (r > 0.59), whereas maturity and training were more related to 200 m performance (P < 0.05). …”

Imanian, B., Hemmatinafar, M., Maymandinejad, I., Binazade, M. R., Jäger, R., Jahan, Z., Naseri, K., Rezaei, R., Suzuki, K. “…Primary outcomes indexed dynamic/explosive strength (isokinetic shoulder torque and power at 180°/s, rate of force development, time-to-peak torque); secondary outcomes included maximal strength (MVIC; 60°/s) and field/strength-endurance tests (dead-hang, handgrip, medicine-ball throw). …”

Sprenger, H. M. L., van Biljouw, T., Bentley, D. J. “…Methods: Seventeen (n = 17) elite adolescent female artistic swimmers completed an initial trial to determine individual time-to-peak blood bicarbonate concentration (Part 1). Subsequently, a subset (n = 7) completed a randomized, double-blind, crossover intervention (Part 2), performing competition duet routines (4 min) after ingesting either 0.3 g/kg NaHCO3 or a placebo timed to their individual alkalosis peak. …”

Yu, S., Zhou, S., Peng, D., Jie, D. “…The CT group exhibited superior improvements in CMJ peak power (p = 0.010), DJ performance (p = 0.017), and RSI (p < 0.001). …”

Barratt, G. K., Buckley, J. D., Robertson, E. Y., Leo, P., Girard, O., Bellenger, C., Stadnyk, A., Stanley, J.

Mølmen, K. S., Odden, I., Sørensen, M. D., Rustaden, A. M., Hammarström, D., Hansen, J., Nygaard, H., Hamarsland, H., Rønnestad, B. R. “…Specific guidelines included completing either two MIT sessions or one MIT session and one high-intensity interval session per week. Endurance performance indicators assessed included changes in 15-min maximal average power output (PO15min), power output at 4 mmol·L-1 [blood lactate] (PO4mmol), 1-min peak power output during incremental testing (POVO2max), and VO2max. …”

Nazari Mehrabi, A., Imani, H., Khademnoe, O., Khantan, M., Lundberg, T. R., Gorzi, A. “…In this study, anthropometry, age-related performance progression and peak performance age (PPA) in elite swimmers were analysed to develop a model to predict peak performance. …”

Iglesias, X., Rodríguez-Zamora, L., Carrasco-Marginet, M., Irurtia, A., Rodríguez, F. A., Fernández-Jarillo, I., Chaverri, D. “…VO2 increased rapidly, reaching nearly 90% of VO2 peak within 67 seconds (mean: 61.8 ± 15.1 mL/min/kg). …”

Holub, M., Glyk, W., Stanula, A., Weiss, K., Rosemann, T., Knechtle, B. “…On dry land, we measured jump height, lower-limb work and power, as well as peak velocity, power, and force in the butterfly arm pull test. …”

Dai, J., Dai, Z., Ding, Y. “…Contrary to the hypotheses, peak torque at 120°/s did not correlate more strongly with performance than at 60°/s, and rotation torque did not surpass flexion/extension metrics. …”

Veiga, S., Fischer, S., Qiu, X., Stosic, J., Fuhrmann, S., Kibele, A., Braun, C. “…This was the result of i) longer block times, ii) faster horizontal velocities with lower peak forces during the leg step and iii) faster velocities with higher peak forces when driving-off the block in the long-step technique. …”

Lee, J. H., Hopkins, J. T., Hong, J., Son, S. J.

Beneke, R., Leithäuser, R. M., Peters, K., Beier, T., Caputo, F. “…Methods: Eleven male triathletes (age: 28.2 [9.2] y, height: 179.9 [6.0] cm, body mass: 73.1 [4.8] kg, performance level 3) completed 2 incremental load tests to determine peak power (Ppeak) and 4 prolonged cycling tests including 20-minute warm-up at 40% Ppeak followed by a 20-minute load phase at 60% and 70% Ppeak with a subsequent cooldown at 40% Ppeak, all at 60 and 100 rpm, respectively. …”

Ogata, T., Takabayashi, T., Toma, H., Kikumoto, T., Kubo, M. “…Participant had five inertial measurement units attached to the spinous processes and performed a 50 m front crawl swim. We measured and compared peak rotation angle and timing on the breathing side across the spinal segments. …”