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    Sleep characteristics of young swimmers during weekly microcycles of similar training load with or without morning training

    Chalkiadakis, I., Botonis, P., Klentou, P., Toubekis, A.
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    Association of program duration, intensity, and participants` age with cardiovascular outcomes after 12 and 24 weeks of water aerobics

    Marinho, D. A., Fail, L. O. B., Neves, P. P., Dias, J. N. A., Neiva, H. P.
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    Characterization of swimming training sessions according to the perception of coaches from the South and Southeast regions of Brazil regarding intensity in the pre-competitive peri...

    Pereira, H. C., Veiga, R. S., Del Vecchio, F. B.
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    Training intensity and stroke variables during interval training at critical swimming velocity in national-level swimmers

    Funai, Y., Taba, S., Kanegawa, Y., Taimura, A., Matsunami, M.
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    VO2 kinetics at severe intensity domain: a pilot study comparing the physiological response to free and tethered swimming

    Almeida, T., Filho, D. M. P., de Castro, E. A., Massini, D. A., Macedo, A. G., Espada, M. C., DiMenna, F.
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    Relationships between heart rate variability, metabolomic responses, well-being during a six week intensive training period

    Hellard, P., Pla, R., Estelle, P., Durand, S., Brandolini-Bunlon, M., Centeno, D., Toussaint, J., Pyne, D.
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    Investigation of key metrics in freestyle swimming at different effort levels and breathing sides

    Stamm, A., Shlyonsky, I.
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    Training load modeling of consecutive events for improved performance

    Hellard, P.
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    Training organization and physiological profile of a 25-km open water world champion

    Pla, R., Aubry, A., Merino, M., Hellard, P.
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    Analysis of oxygen uptake kinetics and heart rate kinetics in competitive swimmers - On- and Off-kinetics response at lactate threshold intensity

    Sengoku, Y., Sano, M., Narita, K., Tsubakimoto, S.
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    The effect of pool length on swimming intensity

    Kurosaka, S., Ono, Y., Furuta, H., Kurokawa, T.
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    What is it important to know when using the critical velocity concept in swimming training?

    Pelayo, P., Alberty, M., Sidney, M., Potdevin, F., Anddekerle, J.
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    Increased training intensity and reduced volume for 12 weeks increases maximal swimming speed on a sprint distance in young elite swimmers

    Johansen, L., Jørgensen, S., Kilen, A., Larsson, T. H., Jørgensen, M., Rocha, B., Nordsborg, N. B.
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    Effect of increasing energy cost on arm coordination at different exercise intensities in elite sprint swimmers

    Komar, J., Lepretre, P.-M., Alberty, M., Vantorre, J., Fernandes, R. J., Hellard, P., Chollet, D., Seifert, L.
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    Increased training intensity and reduced volume for 12 weeks has detrimental effects on swimmers maximal oxygen uptake

    Pedersen, M. T., Kilen, A., Larsson, T. H., Jørgensen, M, Rocha, B., Nordsborg, N. B.
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    Can high intensity workloads be simulated at moderate intensities by reduced breathing frequency

    Kapus, J., Kapus, V., Usaj, A.
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    Accelerometry as a means of quantifying training distance and speed in competitive swimmers

    Wright, B. V., Hinman, M. G., Stager, J. M.
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    Monitoring swim training based on mean intensity strain and individual stress reaction of an elite swimmer

    Ungerechts, B. E., Steffen, R., Vogel, K.
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    Assessing mental workload at maximal swimming intensity using the NASA-TLX questionnaire

    Schnitzler, C., Seifert, L., Chollet, D.
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    Ventilatory and biomechanical response analysis in short vs. long interval training sessions in elite long distance swimmers

    Hellard, P., Dekerle, J., Nesi, X., Toussaint, J. F., Houel, N., Hausswirth, C.
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