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    Metronome-guided training accelerates the adaptation to an aerobic training pace in swimming

    Fassone, M., Puce, L., Biggio, M., Avanzino, L., Bove, M., Bisio, A.
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    Training load, sleep, reaction time, sports performance, and mood in paralympic swimmers before a competition

    Stieler, E., Mello, M. T., Grade, I., Bernardina, G. R., Guerreiro, R., Nascimento, C. D. Silva, A.
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    Comparison of the affective responses to continuous training and high-intensity interval training protocols: application of the dual-mode model

    Alicea, S. K., Parrott, A. D., Manos, T. M., Kwon, Y. S.
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    Training conditions and emotional impact on Spanish Olympic swimmers and rowers in social isolation due to COVID-19. Results of a survey

    Moscoso-Sánchez, D., Alarcón-Rubio, D., Trujillo-Carmona, M., Jaenes-Sánchez, J. C.
    Published in Sustainability (2021)
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    Monitoring the Heart Rate Variability Responses to Training Loads in Competitive Swimmers Using a Smartphone Application and the Banister Impulse-Response Model

    Piatrikova, E., Willsmer, N. J., Altini, M., Jovanovic, M., Mitchell, L. J. G., Gonzalez, J. T., Sousa, A. C., Williams, S.
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    Effectiveness of positive and negative ions for elite Japanese swimmers` physical training: Subjective and biological emotional evaluations

    Hagiwara, G., Mankyu, H., Tsunokawa, T., Matsumoto, M., Funamori, H.
    Published in Applied Sciences (2020)
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    Interactive sonification of flow pressure patterns due to hand-water-interaction of elite crawl stroke swimmers - Perception is more substantial when flow listening is added to flo...

    Ungerechts, B. E., Hamann, M., Cesarini, D., Hermann, T.
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    Affective states influence sport performance in swimming

    Samelko, A., Guszkowska, M., Gala-Kwiatkowska, A.
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    Balance control during stance - A comparison between horseback riding athletes and non-athletes

    Olivier, A., Viseu, J.-P., Vignais, N., Vuillerme, N.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2019)
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    A cross-cultural study of the sports happiness perception among Korean, Chinese, and Japanese elite swimming athletes

    Jin, H., Chen, G., Hee, S. Y.
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    Fühlen Sie sich schnell

    Bibow, S.
    Published in Triathlon (2018)
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    Das Wassergefühl der Profis

    Taormina, S.
    Published in Swim (2018)
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    The effects of a 4-week, intensified training, and competition period on salivary hormones, immunoglobulin A, illness symptoms, and mood state in elite synchronised swimmers

    Tanner, A., Day, S.
    Published in Sports (2017)
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    Top swimmers have a "feel for the water"

    Havriluk, R.
    Published in Swimming World Magazine (2017)
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    Effect of post-exercise whole body vibration with stretching on mood state, fatigue, and soreness in collegiate swimmers

    Merrigan, J. J., Tynan, M. N., Oliver, J. M., Jagim, A. R., Jones, M. T.
    Published in Sports (2017)
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    Influence of osmotic stress on thermal perception and thermoregulation in heat is different between sedentary and trained men

    Okizawa, K., Matsuda-Nakamura, M., Tanaka, Y., Uchida, Y., Lin, C.-H., Nagashima, K.
    Published in Physiology & Behavior (2016)
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    Sensible Schwimmer: Mythos Wassergefühl

    Lüning, H.
    Published in Swim (2016)
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    Self sustained dissociation can reduce sensations of fatigue in maximal running time trial

    Nieuwenhuys, A., Klaus, L., Euwens, F., Davis, P. A.
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    Changes in tactile information during sports training in basketball players and swimmers

    Kaluga, E., Kostiukow, A., Antosiak-Cyrak, K., Rostkowska, E.
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    Pre-workout carbohydrate supplementation does not affect measures of selfassessed vitality and affect in college swimmers

    Hill, K. M., Whitehead, J. R., Goodwin, J. K.
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