Search Results - Current Research in Physiology

Sumi, D., Suzuki, Y. “…The special issue "Physiological Aspects of Marathon Running" in "Frontiers in Physiology" aims to evoke attentions to this field. …”

Newbury, J. W., Chessor, R. J., Evans, G. M., Allison, R. J., Roberts, C. J., Gough, L. A.

Faiss, R., Krumm, B., Moreillon, B., Mettraux, L., Wackernell, J., Spragg, J., Faulhaber, M. “…Overall, this study supports positive physiological adaptations in elite endurance athletes following a LHTL training camp planned according to the current state of the art knowledge collected in the past 60 years investigating hypoxic training strategies.…”

Li, J. “…Subsequently, the research questions include: RQ1: Does swimming help athletes experience fewer overuse injuries as a cross-training exercise? …”

Das, M. S., Bu, O. A., Sandbakk, Ø., Rønnestad, B. R., Plasqui, G., Gundersen, H., Kristoffersen, M. “…This not only questions the validity of the current metabolic limits but also suggests a new perspective on what is physiologically achievable in world-class athletes.…”

Dunst, A. K., Hesse, C., Ueberschär, O. “…This study investigates whether training zone programs should be adjusted to different cadences, addressing a gap in current understanding. Previous research has shown that cadence significantly influences metabolic responses across various exercise intensities, affecting blood lactate concentration, cardiac output, and respiratory measures (Michaelis & Müller 1942; Hess & Seusing, 1963; Eckermann & Millahn, 1967; Israel et al., 1967; Pugh, 1974; Gaesser & Brooks, 1975; McKay & Banister, 1976; Schürch et al., 1976; Seabrug et al., 1977; Löllgen et al., 1980; Hagberg et al., 1981; Böning et al., 1984; Chavarren & Calbet, 1999; Zoldaz et al., 2000; Foss & Hallén, 2004; Beneke et al., 2015; Beneke et al., 2018). …”

Verwulgen, S., Danckaers, F., Audenaert, E., Duquesne, K., Steenackers, G., Ribbens, B., Sijbers, J., Verwulgen, S. “…Understanding and preventing injuries: Research has primarily focused on male cyclists, leaving significant knowledge gaps on prevalence and specific types of injuries in women due to cycling. …”

Verwulgen, S., Danckaers, F., Audenaert, E., Duquesne, K., Steenackers, G., Ribbens, B., Sijbers, J. “…Understanding and preventing injuries: Research has primarily focused on male cyclists, leaving significant knowledge gaps on prevalence and specific types of injuries in women due to cycling. …”

L. A. Gough, S. A. Sparks “…This book is key reading for active cyclists, cycling coaches, and athletes, as well as researchers and students of sport and exercise science, nutrition, human performance, and exercise physiology. …”

Stephenson, B. T., Stone, B., Mason, B. S., Goosey-Tolfrey, V. L. “…Furthermore, the transferability of findings from early handcycling research to current international athletes regarding physiological profiles is severely limited. …”

Zeller, S., Abel, T., Smith, P. M., Strueder, H. K.

Lukasiewicz, C. J., Vandiver, K. J., Albert, E. D., Kirby, B. S., Jacobs, R. A.

Kelly, C. P. M. G. “…Such research could guide the development of guidelines that could optimise female athlete performance and health.…”

Midgley, A. W., McNaughton, L. R., Jones, A. M. “…This article investigates whether there is currently sufficient scientific knowledge for scientists to be able to give valid training recommendations to longdistance runners and their coaches on how to most effectively enhance the maximal oxygen uptake, lactate threshold and running economy. …”

Cossor, J. “…It is imperative that support staff working within an interdisciplinary team are aware of the current research from both academic and applied settings to ensure that these are considered as part of the performance planning process with the coach and athlete. …”

Morais, J. E., Barbosa, T. M., Gonjo, T., Marinho, D. A.

Liu, H., Wang, J. “…The current research effectively established that supplementing standard long aerobic-dominant in-water swim training with three weekly dry-land sSIT sessions triggers adaptive mechanisms that foster enhancements in the aerobic and anaerobic capacity and swimming performance in well-trained swimmers. …”

Staiano, W., Bonet, L. R. S., Romagnoli, M., Ring, C. “…Accordingly, further research is warranted to better understand the effect of MF on muscle function. …”

Ambrosini, L., Presta, V., Galli, D., Mirandola, P., Vitale, M., Gobbi, G., Condello, G. “…Therefore, the aim of this review was to summarize the current evidence regarding the physiological and biomechanical changes and their interlink during the swim-to-cycle transition hinting at practical recommendations for coaches and athletes. …”

Magal, M., Liette, N. C., Crowley, S. K., Hoffman, J. R., Thomas, K. S.