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    Serum erythropoietin of elite swimmers training at modrate altitude

    Roberts, D., Smith, D. J Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    A nutritional analysis of elite pre-adolescent swimmers

    MacLaren, D. P., Harte, J. E., Hackett, A. F. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Comparative analysis of studies of speed variations within a breasstroke cycle

    Tourny, C., Chollet, D., Micallef, J. P., Macabies, J. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Application of knowledge gained from the coordination of partial movements in breasstroke and butterfly swimming for the development of technical training

    Hahn, A., Krug, T. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Intra-stroke velocity fluctuations in paced breastsroke swimming

    Manley, P., Atha, J. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Sex differences in kinematics and temporal parameters of the grab start

    Kollias, I., Baltzopoulos, V., Chatzinikolaou, K., Tsirakos, D., Vasiliadis, I. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Swimming skill can not be interpreted directly from the energy coast of swimming

    Chatard, J. C., Lavoie, J. M., Lacour, J. R. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Velocity, distance per stroke and stroke frequency of highly skilled swimmers in 50m freestyle sprint in a 50 and 25m pool

    Wirtz, W., Wilke, K., Zimmermann, F. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Consequences of altering stroke parameters in front crawl swiming and its simulation

    McArdle, D., Reilly, T. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    An evaluation of changes in the crawl-stroke technique during training periods in a swimming season

    Arellano, R., Pardillo, S. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Analysis of swimming races in the 1989 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships and 1988 Japanese Olympic Trials

    Wakayoshi, K., Nomura, T., Takahashi, G., Mutoh, Y., Miyashito, M. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Force and velocity characteristics of land training devices in swimming

    Klauck, J., Daniel, K. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    A sudy of blood lactate profiles across different swim strokes

    Kelly, M., Gibney, G., Mullins, J., Ward, T., Donne, B., O'Brien, M. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Analysis of delayed training effects in the preparation of the West german water polo team for the 1988 Olympic Games

    Hohmann, A. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Importance of a calculation scheme to support the interpretation of lactate tests

    Olbrecht, J., Mader, A., Heck, H., Hollmann, W. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Heart rate and lactate responses to swimming

    Peyrebrune, M. C., Hardy, C. A. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Physiological adaptations to 60 vs 20 minutes of swim training at 76 % VO2max

    D'Acquisto, L. J., Barzdukas, A. P., Dursthoff, P., Letner, C., Troup, J. P. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Adaptations to interval training at common intensities and different work:rest ratios

    Barzdukas, A., Franciosi, P., Trappe, S., Letner, C., Troup, J. P. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Physiological adaptions to swim training in untrained female swimmers

    D'Acquisto, L. J., Dursthoff, P., Spry, S., Letner, C., Badger, S., Troup, J. P. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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    Changes in aerobic power and swimming economy as a result of reduced training volume

    D'Acquisto, L. J., Bone, M., Takahashi, S., Langhans, G., Barzdukas, A. P., Troup, J. P. Collective title: “…Biomechanics and Medicine in Swimming. Swimming Science VI…”
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