Suchergebnisse - eSwimmer
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Differences in kinematic parameters between elite sprint swimmers (Unterschiede in den kinematischen Parametern zwischen Sprintschwimmern des Hochleistungsbereichs)
Durovic, M., Nikolic, M., Madic, D., Okicic, T.Veröffentlicht in World Congress of Performance Analysis of Sport XII (2018)“… The first group consisted of fastest swimmers, i.e. swimmers whose results of 50 m free are above the average in relation to the total sample of swimmers (G1_50; t50 = 23.53 ± 0.27 s. n = 6:). …”
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The influence of anthropometric, kinematic and energetic variables and gender on swimming performance in youth athletes (Der Einfluss anthropometrischer, kinematischer und energetischer Variablen und des Geschlechts auf die Schwimmleistung junger Sportler)
Morais, J. E., Garrido, N. D., Marques, M. C., Silva, A. J., Marinho, D. A., Barbosa, T. M.Veröffentlicht in Journal of Human Kinetics (2013)“… These traits decrease consistently throughout following quartiles up to the fourth one (i.e. swimmers with the lowest sports level). There was a non-significant interaction between gender and sports level for all variables. …”
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The effectiveness of a leg-kicking training program on performance and physiological measures of competitive swimmers (Die Auswirkung eines Beinschlag-Trainingsprogramms auf die Leistung und physiologische Messwerte bei Leistungsschwimmern)
Konstantaki, M., Winter, E. M.Veröffentlicht in International Journal of Sports Science and Coaching (2007)“… Fifteen male competitive swimmers were randomly assigned to an experimental group (E; n=8) and a control group (C; n=7). E swimmers performed normal leg-kicking training three times per week, whereas C swimmers performed reduced leg-kicking training (20% and 4% of weekly training distance, respectively). …”
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Swimming skill can not be interpreted directly from the energy coast of swimming (Die schwimmerischen Fertigkeiten können nicht direkt aus dem Energieverbrauch beim Schwimmen abgeleitet werden)
Chatard, J. C., Lavoie, J. M., Lacour, J. R.Veröffentlicht in Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI (1992)“… The C of the sprinters was 16.5 ± 3% higher than that of the long-distan~e swimmers. For all the groups, C increased with velocity on average by 10% every 0.1 m/s. …”