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    Between race changes in segment speed and stroking patterns in Paralympic individual medley swimmers

    Daly, D., Gardiki, S., Birzinyte, K., Schega, L., Vanlandewijck, Y. “…Atlantica…”
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    Freestyle race patterns in Paralympic swimmers with varying impairments

    Daly, D., Schega, L., Satkunskiene, D., Vanlandewijck, Y. “…Atlantica…”
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    Kinematic analysis of breaststroke swimmers with disability

    Schega, L., Pabst, J., Daly, D. “…Atlantica…”
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    Simulation of functional restrictions in swimmers with disabilities

    Schega, L., Kunze, K., Daly, D. “…Atlantica…”
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    Body esteem, body mass index and risk for disordered eating among french elite adolescents engaged in synchronised swimming

    Magnan, C., Ferrand, C. “…Atlantica…”
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    Competitive swimmers and their unconscious body image

    Comyn, N. “…Atlantica…”
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    "Survival analysis" applied to the population of the registered swimmers of the French federation of swimming (21997-2003)

    Bryuin, F. “…Atlantica…”
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    Autonomic nervous system, training load and performance in competitive swimming in a pair of monozygotic twin sisters

    Garet, M., Tournaire, N., Roche, F., Laurent, R., Lacour, J. R., Barthelemy, J. C., Pichot, V. “…Atlantica…”
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    Immediate and differed effects of various training loads over the responses of the autonomic nervous system. A case study on two olympic female swimmers

    Hellard, P., Lacoste, L., Barale, F., Rey, J. L., Schmidt, L., Fouillot, J. P. “…Atlantica…”
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    The energetics of competitive swimming

    Capelli, C., Zamparo, P., Cautero, M., Tam, E. “…Atlantica…”
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    Individualisation of training based on metabolic measures

    Olbrecht, J., Mader, A. “…Atlantica…”
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    Improvement of aerobic endurance: Interval or continuous training, which intensities and why?

    Dekerle, J. “…Atlantica…”
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    The d-t relationship over a century of swimming olympic performances. A limit of the critical velocity concept.

    Dekerle, J., Carter, H. “…Atlantica…”
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    Hypoxic training and perfomance

    Roels, B., Millet, G. P. “…Atlantica…”
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    Maximal 200-m front crawl swim differently influences on blood PCO2 at swimmers at diferent performance level

    Kapus, J., Strumbelj, B., Usaj, A., Kapus, V. “…Atlantica…”
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    Analysis of the recuperation in swimming: Differentiation between experts and beginners

    Joffroy, S., Tisseyre, B. “…Atlantica…”
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    Measurement of lactate removal magnitude during swim performances at maximal aerobic speed

    Schnitzler, C., Ernwein, V., Chollet, D. “…Atlantica…”
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    Identification of maximum volume in strength training. Part 1: Maximum number of repetitions

    Desgorces, F.-D., Laffite, L., Testa, M. “…Atlantica…”
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    Identification of maximum volume in strength training. Part 2: Maximum number of sets

    Desgorces, F.-D., Testa, M. “…Atlantica…”
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    Dry-land vs. resisted and assisted sprint exercises on swimming sprint performances

    Girold, S., Maurin, D., Dugue, B., Millet, G. “…Atlantica…”
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