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    Influence of upper-body high-intensity intermittent training on energy metabolism and maximal oxygen uptake in elite swimmers

    Zhang, L., Li, H., Wang, T., Chen, C.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2025)
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    Elite aerobic endurance performance: is it really related to lactate threshold expressed relative to peak oxygen uptake?

    Johansen, J. M., Støa, E. M., Sunde, A., Rønnestad, B. R., Helgerud, J., Støren, Ø.
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    Field-based tests for determining critical speed among runners and its practical application: A systematic review

    Lipková, L., Struhár, I., Krajnák, J., Puda, D., Kumstát, M.
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    Faster intervals, faster recoveries - intensified short VO2max running intervals are inferior to traditional long intervals in terms of time spent above 90% VO2max

    Fleckenstein, D., Braunstein, H., Walter, N.
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    Effects of 6-week sprint interval training compared to traditional training on the running performance of distance runners: a randomized controlled trail

    Jin, K., Cai, M., Zhang, Y., Wu, B., Yang, Y.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2025)
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    Support leg joint kinetic determinants of maximal speed sprint performance

    Nagahara, R., Murata, M.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2024)
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    Physiological parameters and training characteristics of endurance runners at Ethiopian Youth Sports Academy (2400 meters above sea level) and Guna Athletics Sport Club (3100 meter...

    Muche, Z. T., Wondimu, D. H., Midekssa, M. B., Abebe, E. C., Agidew, M. M., Ayele, T. M., Zewde, E. A., Mulu, A. T., Teshome, A. A., Baye, N. D., Teklemariam, A. B., Bekele, D. A., Muleta, G. J.
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    Validation of field-based running tests to determine maximal aerobic speed in professional rugby league

    Bennett, T., Marshall, P., Barrett, S., Malone, J. J., Simpson, A., Bray, J., Christopherson, C., Nickolay, T., Metcalfe, J., Towlson, C.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2024)
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    Test-retest reliability of running economy and metabolic and cardiorespiratory parameters during a multistage incremental treadmill test in male middle- and long-distance runners

    Brady, A. J., Roantree, M., Egan, B.
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    Associations de la variabilité de la fréquence cardiaque au second seuil ventilatoire avec la vitesse de course maximale et les performances de course sur 5 et 10 km (Associations of second heart rate variability threshold with peak running velocity, and 5- and 10-km running performance)

    Junior, A. F., Giovanini, B., Altimari, L. R.
    Published in Science & Sports (2024)
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    Durability of running economy: differences between quantification methods and performance status in male runners

    Zanini, M., Folland, J. P., Blagrove, R. C.
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    A longitudinal study of three-dimensional pelvic behaviour in maximal sprint running

    Ota, K., Yoshida, T., Furuhashi, Y., Muratomi, K., Maemura, H., Tanigawa, S.
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    Physiological and muscle histochemical assessment of men and women 10 km runners matched for race performance or training volume

    Engelbrecht, L., Rawlins, M., Kohn, T. A., Wilson, R. L., Eksteen, G. J., Myburgh, K. H.
    Published in Journal of Applied Physiology (2024)
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    400 Meter und 800 Meter zusammen denken (Think 400 metres and 800 metres together)

    Schmidt, G., Grieß, A., Walter, N., Fleckenstein, D.
    Published in Leichtathletiktraining (2024)
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    Physiological and locomotor profiling enables to differentiate between sprinters, 400-m runners, and middle-distance runners

    Thron, M., Woll, A., Doller, L., Quittmann, O. J., Härtel, S., Ruf, L., Altmann, S.
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    Changes of anaerobic power and lactate concentration following intense glycolytic efforts in elite and sub-elite 400-meter sprinters

    Mastalerz, A., Johne, M., Mróz, A., Bojarczuk, A., Stastny, P., Petr, M., Kolinger, D., Pisz, A., Vostatkova, P., Maculewicz, E.
    Published in Journal of Human Kinetics (2024)
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    Which strength manifestation is more related to regional swimmers` performance and in-water forces? Maximal neuromuscular capacities versus maximal mechanical maintenance capacity

    Miras-Moreno, S., López-Belmonte, Ó., García-Ramos, A., Arellano, R., Ruiz-Navarro, J. J.
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    Changes in running economy and attainable maximal oxygen consumption in response to prolonged running: The impact of training status

    Unhjem, R. J.
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    Are dryland strength and power measurements associated with swimming performance? Preliminary results on elite Paralympic swimmers

    Cavaggioni, L., Scurati, R., Tosin, M., Vernole, R., Bonfanti, L., Trecroci, A., Formenti, D.
    Published in Sports (2024)
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    Effect of heat acclimatization, heat acclimation, and intermittent heat training on maximal oxygen uptake

    Dunn, R. A., Fry, L. A., Sekiguchi, Y., Benjamin, C. L., Manning, C. N., Huggins, R. A., Stearns, R. L., Casa, D. J.
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