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    Proceedings of the XIVth International Symposium on Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming

    M. Witt, E. Böker, A. Feuer, H. Gruner
    Published 2024
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    XIVth International Symposium on Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Book of Abstracts - Long Version -

    M. Witt
    Published 2023
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    Applying heavy and extreme intensity swimming training in the same session: effect of set sequence on physiological responses and performance

    Nikitakis, I. S., Ioannou, C., Chalkiadakis, I., Paradisis, G. P., Bogdanis, G. C., Toubekis, A. G.
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    Training load modeling of consecutive events for improved performance

    Hellard, P.
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    Can we predict shoulder pain in swimmers based on e.g. on swimming volume in combination with risk factors?

    Feijen, S.
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    The effectiveness of land and water based resistance training on shoulder rotator cuff strength and balance of youth swimmers

    Marinho, D.
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    Overall training workout indicators of elite junior national waterpolo team: Serbian model for 2007 season

    Dopsaj, M., Vasilovski, N., Manojlovic, N.
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    Comparison of the training load during high-intensity interval resisted training programmed by different exercise duration

    Sengoku, Y., Tsunokawa, T., Kobayashi, K., Tsubakimoto, S.
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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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    The altitude project: An international collaborative research project on altitude training in elite swimmers

    Rodriguez, F. A., Levine, B. D.
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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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    Technical and physiological changes during continuous vs. intermittent swims at and above maximal lactate steady state

    Oliveira, M. F., Caputo, F., Dekerle, J., Denadai, B. S., Greco, C. C.
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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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    Changes of competitive performance, training load and tethered force during tapering in young swimmers

    Drosou, E., Toubekis, A., Gourgoulis, V., Thomaidis, S., Douda, H.1, Tokmakidis, S. P.
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    Physiological responses and performance characteristics of 200 m continuous swimming and 4X50m "broken" swimming with different interval time demands

    Beidaris, N., Botonis, P., Platanou, T.
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    Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming XI

    P.-L. Kjendlie, R. K. Stallman, J. Cabri
    Published 2010
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    The problem of peaking in view of evidences from the Athens Olympic Games

    Issurin, V., Kaufman, L., Lustig, G., Tenenbaum, G.
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    Active recovery decreases performance during repeated bouts of sprint swimming irrespective of resting interval duration

    Toubekis, A., Tokmakidis, S.
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    Taper: Optimizing performance without falling into detraining

    Mujika, I.
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    Training load and performance in swimming

    Chatard, J. C., Mujika, I.
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