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    The importance of using SUUNTO electronic system for monitoring training, in preparation of sportsmen practicing shooting, sample air rifle 10m men

    Serban, C., Tifrea, C.
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    Proceedings - 12th International Equitation Science Conference - Understanding horses to improve training and performance. June 23-25, 2016 • French National Riding School • Saumur...

    M. Cressent, M. Renault, H. Randle, A. Bailey
    Published 2016
    “…The entire conference (academic part and practical day) was hosted by the French Institute for Horse and Riding (Ifce) within the French National Riding School. …”
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    How multilevel biomechanical modelling can help understanding sport movement and designing sport equipment

    Rao, G.
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    Heated garments and dryland activation routines - the keys to improving sprint swimming performance?

    McGowan, C., Pyne, D., Thompson, K., Raglin, J., Rattray, B.
    Published in Conference on Applied Physiology (2014)
    Collective title: “…Conference on Applied Physiology…”
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    Can stride kinematics help explain differences in running economy in Triathletes?

    D'auria, S., Manning, J., Moss, S., Granthan, J. Collective title: “…National Elite Sports Council 2009 Athlete Services Forum - High Performance Programming for Success - 11-12th November - Satellite Program - Applied Physiology Conference 2009 - Australian Institute of Sport, Canberra - 10th, 11th and 13th November…”
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    Performance characteristics of Paralympic swimming

    Fulton, S., Pyne, D., Burkett, B. Collective title: “…National Elite Sports Council 2009 Athlete Services Forum - High Performance Programming for Success - 11-12th November - Satellite Program - Applied Physiology Conference 2009 - Australian Institute of Sport, Canberra - 10th, 11th and 13th November…”
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    Automated quantification of swimming training using wearable-mircosensors

    Green, D., Saunders, P., Minutto, D., Sunehag, P., Robards, M., Rodda, D., Gilbert, B., Hanlen, L. Collective title: “…National Elite Sports Council 2009 Athlete Services Forum - High Performance Programming for Success - 11-12th November - Satellite Program - Applied Physiology Conference 2009 - Australian Institute of Sport, Canberra - 10th, 11th and 13th November…”
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    Bone cross-sectional geometry in male runners, gymnasts, swimmers and non-athletic controls: a hip-structural analysis study

    Hind, K., Gannon, L., Whatley, E., Cooke, C., Truscott, J.
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    Structure-function relationships that determine sprint performance and running speed in sport

    Brechue, W. F. “…Ultimately, it appears that the mechanical and physiological structure-function relationships are quite similar only applied in a different manner for speed and purpose. …”
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    Using critical velocities to set training intensities

    Dekerle, J.
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    Preventing injuries in swimming

    Boyd, K. T.
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    Recognising and avoiding overtraining

    Alves, F.
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    Physiological monitoring of swimming

    Bradley, J.
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    The influence of electric stimulation on the endurance runners' peripheral and systemic blood flow after local dynamic work

    Grunovas, A., Silinskas, V.
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