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    Impact of Tennis-Specific Hitting and Running Loads on Respiration Patterns Compared to Treadmill Running With Similar Oxygen Uptake

    Raasch, K., Edel, A., Ferrauti, A.
    Published in European Journal of Sport Science (2025)
    Subjects: “…gas metabolism…”
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    Comparative analysis of foam-only versus carbon-plated advanced footwear technology spikes in distance runners

    Wu, Y., Zhang, H., Wang, S., Lu, C., Xing, Q., Tian, Y., He, D., Sun, L., Shen, Y.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2025)
    “…Whether the plate provides additional metabolic or performance benefits over foam-only designs remains uncertain. …”
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    Metabolic energy expenditure during level, uphill, and downhill running

    Looney, D. P., Hoogkamer, W., Kram, R. Subjects: “…metabolism…”
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    Oxidative and O2 diffusive function in triceps brachii of recreational to world class swimmers

    Villanova, S., Pastorio, E., Pilotto, A. M., Marciano, A., Quaresima, V., Adami, A., Rossiter, H. B., Cardinale, D. A., Porcelli, S.
    Published in Experimental Physiology (2025)
    Subjects: “…metabolism…”
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    The role of muscle mass in endurance performance and neuromuscular fatigue: a systematic review and meta-analysis

    Zhang, J., Pearson, A. Z., Grunau, M., Iannetta, D., Millet, G. Y., Aboodarda, S. J.
    Published in Sports Medicine (2025)
    “…Individuals can tolerate greater muscle metabolic perturbations with a smaller amount of active muscle mass.…”
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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)
    “…Purpose: This paper aimed to investigate the effects of upper-body high-intensity interval training (HIIT) on energy metabolism and maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max) in elite swimmers. …”
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    Four-week heat acclimation lowers carbohydrate oxidation of trained runners during submaximal exercise in the heat

    Xu, Y., Ye, C., Ma, S., Gao, B.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2025)
    “…Purpose: This study examined the effect of 4 weeks of heat acclimation (HA, 39°C = target Tc < 40°C) on aerobic capacity in middle-and-long distance runners, with a focus on metabolic adaptation. Methods: Eighteen male middle- and long-distance runners were randomized into exercise group (C group, n = 9) or heat acclimation group (HA, n = 9). …”
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    Sport-specific variability in the energy cost of constant speed running: Implications for metabolic power estimations

    Venzke, J., Schäfer, R., Platen, P.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2025)
    “…Introduction Metabolic power is essential for assessing the physical demands of team sports. …”
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    Bilateral coordination is improved at 10-km race speed in trained runners

    Padulo, J., Doria, C., Scurati, R., Antiglio, A., Odinot, M., Esposito, F., Peyré-Tartaruga, L. A. “…For this aim, 16 male runners (35±6 y), after a simulated 10-km time trial (average speed, TT), performed randomly three 15-minute running bouts at TT running speed, 10% slower, and 10% faster than TT. Metabolic, perceptive, and spatiotemporal parameters with phase coordination index (PCI) were collected across all trials. …”
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    How oxygen uptake, ground reaction forces, and kinematics respond to air resistance and drafting during treadmill running

    Steele, J. R., VanKeersbilck, L., Bruening, D., Gifford, J., Seeley, M., Hunter, I.
    Published in Journal of Applied Biomechanics (2025)
    “…Results suggest that air resistance imposes a metabolic cost, while drafting reduces but does no eliminate this cost. …”
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    Effect of longitudinal bending stiffness of marathon racing shoes on the elite runners` lower limb biomechanics

    Kuang, L., Lin, T., Yang, H., Li, R., Zuo, C., Zhang, H., Cai, Y.
    Published in Footwear Science (2025)
    “…Muscle-tendon units around the ankle joint are more capable of storing and returning elastic energy, which is beneficial in reducing lower metabolic costs during long-distance running (Sasa et al., Citation2021). …”
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    Effects of advanced footwear technology shoes on race walking efficiency and performance: a randomised cross over study

    Lee, R. Y., Suzuki, Y., Hata, K., Yamazaki, Y., Yanagiya, T.
    Published in Footwear Science (2025)
    “…Thus, race walkers heavily rely on the plantar flexor muscles for energy generation to maintain proper technique, producing greater metabolic effort compared to running (Hanley & Bissas, Citation2013). …”
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    Durability in youth squad triathletes—influence of strenuous cycling on subsequent running performance, economy, and substrate utilization

    Röhrs, G., Keller, S., Wahl, P. Subjects: “…metabolism…”
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    Rest periods effect on biophysical responses during interval training at critical swimming velocity

    Funai, Y., Taba, S., Kanegawa, Y., Matsunami, M.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2025)
    Subjects: “…metabolism…”
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    Does the surface influence running critical power and W assessment? An in-field study with highly trained trail runners

    Jaén-Carrillo, D., Roche-Seruendo, L. E., Ruiz-Alias, S. A., García-Pinillos, F. “…The critical power (CP) metric, highlighting the highest intensity for maintaining metabolic balance and the excess work capacity (W), stands out for its ease of use through non-invasive methods. …”
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    National-standard middle-distance runners maintain maximal 1500 m running performance on successive days

    Birdsey, L. P., DosSantos, T., Evans, D., Runacres, A., Weston, M., Field, A. “…Our aim therefore was to examine the impact of successive 1500 m time-trials on running performance, physiological, metabolic, neuromuscular, and perceptual responses. …”
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    Metabolomic profile of swimming sessions performed at different exercise intensities in high performance swimmers

    Govus, A., Lawler, N. G., Mitchell, L. J. G., Goldsmith, C., Kozlovskaia, M., Pyne, D. B. Subjects: “…metabolism…”
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    Effect of low vs. High carbohydrate diet after glycogen depleting session on 1500m run performance in high-level runners

    Venckunas, T., Minderis, P., Silinskas, V., Buliuolis, A., Maughan, R. J., Kamandulis, S. “…INTRODUCTION: Carbohydrate (CHO) metabolism is crucial for performance in middle distance races. …”
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    Anaerobic speed reserve of elite 400-m sprinters

    Riestenpatt, S., Rappelt, L., Donath, L. “…INTRODUCTION: 400-m sprinting relies on predominantly anaerobic metabolism. The aerobic contribution is estimated to 40% of the total energy contribution [1]. …”
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    A study on the ability transfer of Chinese swimmers in single middle and short distance events

    Shang, M., Cheng, Y. “…CONCLUSION: The study of kinematic characteristics, departure and stroke kinetics characteristics, energy metabolism characteristics, and specialized fitness characteristics of short- and middle-distance swimmers is the key to solving the synergistic develop…”
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