cross-country skiers
Effect of regular training on body composition and physical performance in young cross-country skiers: As compared with normal controls
... in cross-country skiers. The rate of body fat in elite cross-country skiers is 5–10% of the body mass in males and, let us say, 16–22% in ...Male cross-country ...
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Seasonal variations in body composition, maximal oxygen uptake, and gas exchange threshold in cross-country skiers
... of cross-country skiers at the ...the cross-country skiers in this study developed tolerance to high-intensity exercises and reached their highest level of athletic performance ...
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Roller-Ski Aerobic High-Intensity Interval Training Improves the VO2max and Anaerobic Power in Cross-Country Skiers
... for cross-country skiing ...on cross-country skiing have investigated a potential association between both aerobic and anaerobic power and cross-country skiing performance [1, ...
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Patterns of Nutrient Intake among Male and Female High School Aged Cross Country Skiers and Speed Skaters
... male cross-country skiers, 5 speed skaters, 10 cross-country skaters, 10 ski-skaters, and four high-speed skaters who attended high ...
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Optimal V̇O<sub>2max</sub>-to-mass ratio for predicting 15 km performance among elite male cross-country skiers
... male cross-country skiers and 2) to evaluate the influence of dis- tance covered on the body-mass exponent for V ...male skiers. Twenty-four elite male skiers (age: ...technique ...
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PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION OF STRENGTH TRAINING TO IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE OF WORLD-CLASS CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS
... context, cross-country skiers have shown a unique ability to build up and sustain a relatively large and strong muscle mass whilst, at the same time, having developed some of the highest maximal ...
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Validity and reliability of an incremental double poling protocol in cross-country skiers
... The upper body VO2Peak achieved during the ski-ergometer test was 87.2 ± 5.6% of that achieved during incremental ski-striding. This is comparable to the mean upper to lower body ratio of 89.4 to 95.7% reported in elite ...
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Physical Activity Reduces Epilepsy Incidence: a Retrospective Cohort Study in Swedish Cross-Country Skiers and an Experimental Study in Seizure-Prone Synapsin II Knockout Mice
... Comparing the epidemiological datasets, a log-rank test with unadjusted hazard ratio (HR) from the Cox model was used and results presented as Kaplan-Meier curves or as confidence intervals (incidence in skiers ...
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CAM type femoroacetabular impingement in male elite junior cross country skiers and non athlete controls: a cross sectional MRI study
... There are limitations to this study. First, the survey used has not been previously validated. Further, the retrospective nature of the survey and subject recall introduces the potential for biassed estimates in training ...
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Aerobic power and lean mass are indicators of competitive sprint performance among elite female cross-country skiers
... Moreover, from a statistical point of view, a larger sample size would have been beneficial, because it would probably have reduced the CIs of the scaling exponents. Hence, a larger sample size may lead to more precise ...
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Priority use of medium-chain fatty acids during high-intensity exercise in cross-country skiers
... Generally, due to their specific mechanisms of metabolism and in vivo transportation, FAs are subdivided into short-chain (С4-С6), medium-chain (С8-С14), and long-chain (C16-C22) FAs [23]. According to literature [4, 5] ...
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The effect of aging on pacing strategies of cross-country skiers and the role of performance level
... XC skiers should develop. Coaches may train a group of master XC skiers with different performance level and whether they should instruct them differently with regards to pacing remains still ...XC ...
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Lower bone mineral density in older female endurance skiers – a cross-sectional, observational study
... long-term cross-country skiers seem to be at risk of having low BMD, but not at increased risk of fractures compared to less physically active ...
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Common auditors and cross country M&A transactions
... within country M&A ...and cross-country M&A’s, a significant amount of information is required to mitigate traditional financial risk and determine return ...to cross country ...
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Investigating Saving and Investment Relationship: Evidence from an Autoregressive Distributed Lag Bounds Testing Approach in Liberia
... The economic argument of saving-investment relationships considered in this paper is quite simple and elegantly narrated using annual time series data for the Liberian economy. This approach applied in here is a good ...
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A cross country analysis of social justice in assessment
... listened to; and acceptance of diversity The recognition that power relations are unequal and problematic The recognition that power relations are unequal and problematic Equa[r] ...
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Concentration in ICTs sector – cross country analysis
... 12 regions (countries). It is widely recognized that rich regions (countries) are these where we note high concentration of ICTs industries. Of course there is no direct link between existing of ICTs sectors in a given ...
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International Financial Markets
... Although there is a large body of literature on volume-variability relationship, cultural and other country factors have never been incorporated to account for such relationship. Hence, one contribution is to ...
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A Comparison of Body Composition between Eumenorrheic and Amenorrheic Adolescent Cross-Country Runners
... of the subjects reported that they had stress fractures. This incidence of stress fractures agreed with previous research that 10.7% of female, collegiate runners suffered from stress fractures (Nattiv, Casper, ...
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Is leg compression beneficial for alpine skiers?
... Depending on the velocity, skiing equipment and sur- face conditions, the frequency of ground reaction forces encounted while alpine skiing may vary considerably [2,24], ranging from 20-200 Hz during high-speed turns on ...
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