Search Results - Triathlete

Loosli, M., Nikolaidis, P. T., Scheer, V., Wilhelm, M., Forte, P., Andrade, M., Rosemann, T., Duric, S., Cuk, I., Knechtle, B. “…Results: The results showed that the participation of female triathletes, especially female master triathletes increased over time. …”

Smith, E. S., McCormick, R., McKay, A. K. A., Ackerman, K. E., Elliott-Sale, K. J., Stellingwerff, T., Harris, R., Burke, L. M. “…Methods In a novel observational study design, 37 female cyclists/triathletes not using any hormonal contraception completed one virtual cycling race (19.5-km time trial (TT)) per week across a 1-month period (totaling four races). …”

Borg, D. N., Gibson, A., Bach, A. J. E., Beckman, E. M., Tweedy, S. M., Stewart, I. B. “…Aims: Impaired thermoregulatory function is a clinical feature of many health conditions that affect triathletes using wheelchairs and consequently, individual athlete performances may fluctuate according to environmental temperature. …”

Vieira, L. A., Werneck, F. Z., Coelho, E. F., Miranda, L., de Lima, J. R. P. “…We conclude that Brazilian triathlon coaches identify talents mainly through batteries of tests and triathlon simulations and consider the physical-motor factor the most important for the development of young talented triathletes, but not the only one.…”

Bennett, S., Tiollier, E., Guibert, E., Morales-Artacho, A., Lalire, P., Owens, D. J., Morton, J. P., Brocherie, F., Louis, J.

Quagliarotti, C., Cortesi, M., Coloretti, V., Fantozzi, S., Gatta, G., Bonifazi, M., Zamparo, P., Piacentini, M. F. “…Methods: Eleven national- and international-level triathletes, familiar with wetsuit use, performed 7 × 200-m front crawl at constant preset speed twice, with and without a full wetsuit. …”

Leabeater, A. J., James, L. P., Huynh, M., Vleck, V., Plews, D. J., Driller, M. W. “…Background: To minimise the deleterious effects of fatigue and muscle soreness and maintain availability for training and competition, triathletes may implement recovery strategies that act on various physiological, biomechanical, neurological or psychological domains. …”

Vaamonde, D., García-Manso, J. M., Algar-Santacruz, C., Abbasi A, A., Sarmiento, S., Valverde-Esteve, T. “…Ten well-trained male triathletes participated in the study and were assessed for hormonal changes at four time-points (pre-competition, post-swimming, post-cycling, and post-running phases). …”

Kraemer, W., Nitka, M. “…Although concurrent training methods and strategies have been examined to a large extent in endurance cyclists and runners, literature examining optimal concurrent training methods to improve physiological variables in long-distance triathletes is minimal, leaving optimal programming relatively unknown. …”

Riedl, M., Roediger, J., Pohlmann, J., Hesse, J., Warschun, F., Wolfarth, B., Ueberschär, O. “…Material and methods Nine trained to elite distance runners and triathletes (4 female, 5 male) took part in this study. …”

G. P. Millet, F. Ohl “…Florian Nimmervoll, Roland Eckerstorfer, Johannes Braumann, Alexander Petutschnigg and Bruno Sternad 79 Is Hemoglobin Mass at Age 16a Predictor for National Team Membership at Age 25 in Cross-Country Skiers and Triathletes?. Jon Peter Wehrlin and Thomas Steiner 84 Studying Force Patterns in an Alpine Ski Boot and Their Relation to Riding Styles and Falling Mechanisms. …”

Manninen, I.-K., Jutila, T., Hirvonen, T., Mäkinen, L. K., Blomgren, K., Hyytiä, T., Klockars, T. “…Dizziness during or after the swimming leg is a common complaint among triathletes. We hypothesized that the dizziness is caused by asymmetrical cooling of the vestibular organ. …”

Skroce, K., Tarperi, C., Brasi, I., Bertinato, L., Schena, F. “…Design: Thirteen male triathletes (age; 36.4 ± 10.8 yy, height 174.8 ± 7.9 cm, body mass 70.6 ± 11.1 kg; V`O2max 62.4 + 8.9 ml/min/kg; mean ± SD) attended the laboratory five times in order to complete two incremental tests and three subsequent cycle-run sessions. …”

Gagnon-Dolbec, A., Fortier, M., Cormier, S. “…Objective: Triathletes represent a growing and unique population of individuals willing to endure significant mental and physical stress to practice the sport they love. …”

Guilherme, F. R., do Nascimento, M. A., Fiorillo, R. G., da Silva, M. C., dos Santos Amadeu, G., dos Santos, S. L. C., Rinaldi, W. “…Results: The results showed significant differences between the percentage of runners (4.5%) and triathletes (16.7%) who had been isolated from 1-10 days, and between the percentage of cyclists (41.6%) and runners (68.2%) in 11-20 days and >20 days (28.1% and 9.1%) respectively. …”

Ávila-Gandia, V., Alarcón, F., Perales, J. C., López-Román, F. J., Luque-Rubia, A. J., Cárdenas, D. “…Participants (experienced triathletes) were asked to perform a submaximal cycling task in two conditions with different executive demands (a two-back version of the n-back task vs. oddball) but equated in external physical load. …”

Çetin, A. “…It can be reported that triathletes' high motivational perceptions result in life satisfaction and achievement perception. …”

Turner, M. J., Aspin, G., Gillman, J. “…Design and method: Participants were self-selected triathletes (n = 124), duathletes (n = 9), swimmers (n = 7), cyclists (n = 17) and runners (n = 57). …”

Potgieter, S., Wright, H. H., Smith, C. “…A double-blind, randomized, crossover field trial was conducted. Twenty-six triathletes (14 males and 12 females; mean ± SD: age = 37.8 ± 10.6 years, habitual caffeine intake = 413 ± 505 mg/day, percentage body fat = 14.5 ± 7.2%, and training/week = 12.8 ± 4.5 hr) participated in this study. …”

Smolinski, K., Leis, O., Enders, E. “…The psychological requirement profile of male long-distance triathletes - stress perception, stress management and recommendations for intervention…”