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  1. 16961

    A comparison of strength and power characteristics between power lifters, olympic lifters, and sprinters

    McBride, J. M., Triplett-McBride, T., Davie, A., Newton, R. U.
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    Prescribed and self-reported seasonal training of distance runners

    Hewson, D. J., Hopkins, W. G.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1995)
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  3. 16963

    Estimating propulsive forces in swimming from three-dimensional kinematic data

    Payton, C. J., Bartlett, R. M.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1995)
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  4. 16964

    Running intensity as determined by heart rate is the same in fast and slow runners in both the 10- and 21-km races

    Selley, E. A., Kolbe, T., van Zyl, C. G., Noakes, T. D., Lambert, M. I.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1995)
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  5. 16965

    The effect of sodium bicarbonate ingestion on 1500-m racing time

    Bird, S. R., Wiles, J., Robbins, J.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1995)
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  6. 16966

    Determination of physiological data from a mathematical analysis of the running performance of elite female athletes

    Ward-Smith, A. J., Mobey, A. C.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1995)
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  7. 16967

    The relationship between critical power and running performance

    Kolbe, T., Dennis, S. C., Selley, E., Noakes, T. D., Lambert, M. I.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1995)
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  8. 16968

    Fluid intake in male and female runners during a 40-km field run in the heat

    Millard-Stafford, M., Sparling, P. B., Rosskopf, L. B., Snow, T. K., DiCarlo, L. J., Hinson, B. T.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1995)
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  9. 16969

    Sportartspezifische Schädigungen am Schultergelenk im Kraftsport, Volleyball, Tennis, Schwimmen und Rudern

    Lautenbach, M., Mellerowicz, H., Matussek, J., Stelling, E.
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  10. 16970

    Coaching performance swimmers: the individualisation of training programmes in Great Britain (Coaching performance swimmers: the individualisation of training programmes in Great Britain )

    Cross, N., Wright, I.
    Published in coachesinfo.com
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  11. 16971

    A rational approach to periodisation of swim training

    Stewart, A. M., Shearman, J., Hopkins, W. G.
    Published in Swimming Technique (2000)
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  12. 16972

    Women in sport

    B. L. Drinkwater
    Published 2000
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  13. 16973

    Die Steigung der Laktatleistungskurve oberhalb der individuellen anaeroben Schwelle

    Coen, B., Urhausen, A., Schmitz, P., Kindermann, W.
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  14. 16974

    Metabolismus und Hämodynamik beim Tennis und Laufen bei identischer Sauerstoffaufnahme und Belastungsdauer

    Ferrauti, A., Schulz, H., Strüder, H., Heck, H., Weber, K.
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  15. 16975

    Die Maximalkraft ist eine Determinante für die maximale Schwimmgeschwindigkeit im Kraulsprint

    Gruber, C., Haber, P.
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  16. 16976

    Unterschiedliche Wirkungen einer Maximalbelastung auf die Katecholamine im Plasma bei aerob und anaerob Trainierten

    Strobel, G., Siebold, R., Friedmann, B., Bärtsch, P.
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  17. 16977

    The relationship between carbon dioxide sensitivity and sprint or endurance performance in young swimmers

    McGurk, S. P., Blanksby, B. A., Anderson, M. J.
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  18. 16978

    Do the competition rules of synchronized swimming encourage undesirable levels of hypoxia? (Do the competition rules of synchronized swimming encourage undesirable levels of hypoxia? )

    Davies, B. N., Donaldson, G. C., Joels, N.
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  19. 16979

    Physiological characteristics of female 100 metre sprinters of different performance levels

    Meckel, Y., Atterbom, H., Grodjinovsky, A., Ben-Sira, D., Rotstein, A.
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  20. 16980

    Relationship between strength qualities and sprinting performance

    Young, W., McLean, B., Ardagna, J.
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