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Pacing Strategy During Simulated Mountain Bike Racing

Bruno Ferreira Viana, Flávio Oliveira Pires, Allan Inoue, and Tony Meireles Santos

1000 W at the outset of an XCO race, 3 thus supporting the suggestion that a fast-start pacing strategy is the most-used strategy in XCO races. 2 , 4 Because of this fast-start pacing, XCO athletes usually decrease power output as the race progresses so that the time to complete each lap increases. 1

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Pacing Strategy and Tactical Positioning During Cyclo-Cross Races

Arthur H. Bossi, Ciaran O’Grady, Richard Ebreo, Louis Passfield, and James G. Hopker

field. Among the factors underpinning endurance cycling performance, pacing strategy is one of the most studied. 6 , 7 Descriptive 8 – 10 and experimental 11 – 13 studies have been published across disciplines, and, interestingly, a variable gradient course has been considered an extra challenge to

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Elite Male and Female 800-m Runners’ Display of Different Pacing Strategies During Season-Best Performances

Luca Filipas, Emiliano Nerli Ballati, Matteo Bonato, Antonio La Torre, and Maria Francesca Piacentini

The pacing strategies in athletic competitions have been largely investigated, both from an energetic and tactical point of view. 1 , 2 During 800-m track running events, the most common pacing strategies adopted are positive, with a fast start and a gradual decrease in speed, whereas for the

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Weight Loss Strategies in Combat Sports and Concerning Habits in Mixed Martial Arts

Oliver R. Barley, Dale W. Chapman, and Chris R. Abbiss

of water loading in MMA and MT/K is unclear. Developing a greater understanding of the various weight loss strategies used in combat sports and their prevalence is important, as some strategies have been reported to negatively influence exercise performance 12 – 15 and provide a potential risk to

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Gaelic Games Players’ and Practitioners’ Perceptions of Recovery Strategies

Lorcan S. Daly, Ciarán Ó. Catháin, and David T. Kelly

coaches perceive a wide range of regenerative strategies as effective to consolidate recovery kinetics, 11 – 13 the perceptions of Gaelic players and practitioners remain unknown. An exponential growth in research assessing the efficacy of recovery strategies, 14 the widespread implementation of

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Impact-Induced Muscle Damage and Contact Sports: Etiology, Effects on Neuromuscular Function and Recovery, and the Modulating Effects of Adaptation and Recovery Strategies

Mitchell Naughton, Joanna Miller, and Gary J. Slater

intracellular proteins into the bloodstream, 7 ultimately attenuating muscle function and athletic performance. 8 The course of these alterations and strategies that may affect the course of various symptoms associated with EIMD has been areas of detailed investigation. 7 , 9 , 10 Additional sources of muscle

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The Use of Recovery Strategies in Professional Soccer: A Worldwide Survey

Adam Field, Liam D. Harper, Bryna C.R. Chrismas, Peter M. Fowler, Alan McCall, Darren J. Paul, Karim Chamari, and Lee Taylor

Recovery strategies are imperative in team sports 1 and elite soccer, 2 where players can compete in ≥60 competitive matches per season with fixture congestion and limited recovery time between matches (2–4 d). 3 Insufficient recovery can impede match performance, 2 negatively affect player

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The Use of Recovery Strategies in Gaelic Games: A Mixed-Methods Analysis

Lorcan S. Daly, Ciarán Ó. Catháin, and David T. Kelly

evidence is currently available to describe the strategies that these players may use to aid recovery. In addition, it also remains to be seen whether specific recovery strategies that are utilized by Gaelic players are empirically justified or whether their application is contextually (un

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Planned Load Reduction Versus Fixed Load: A Strategy to Reduce the Perception of Effort With Similar Improvements in Hypertrophy and Strength

Bruce M. Lima, Rafael S. Amancio, Diacre S. Gonçalves, Alexander J. Koch, Victor M. Curty, and Marco Machado

reduced in successive sets, is one strategy to preserve the total volume that an individual may complete in the presence of accumulating fatigue. It is unknown whether the additional volume allowable by load reduction would offset the decrease in intensity in providing the optimal stimulus for producing

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Defensive Strategy and Player Sex Impact Heart-Rate Responses During Games-Based Drills in Professional Basketball

David Suárez-Iglesias, Rubén Dehesa, Aaron T. Scanlan, José A. Rodríguez-Marroyo, and Alejandro Vaquera

players. 8 , 10 , 14 , 15 In this regard, basketball coaching staff may benefit from understanding the precise demands of different defensive strategies when prescribing GBD during training given this factor can be easily and readily altered to best prepare players for competition. To date, only one