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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Two Oceans Ultramarathon"”.

  1. Performance trends of seasoned Two Oceans Ultramarathon runners

    … sport, due to well-understood health benefits. Ultramarathon running, particularly in master athletes, has been increasingly popular. Various parameters of an individual's ability to participate in numerous such events have been explored. The performance trends of such seasoned runners have been …

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  2. Psychological correlates of performance, injury and illness in Two Oceans Ultramarathon athletes

    … ultra-marathon runners participating in the 2009 Two Oceans 56 km road ultra-marathon.

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  3. How do pacing strategies differ in elite versus nonelite female Two Oceans Ultra marathon runners

    Background: Ultramarathon running is becoming an increasingly popular sport with millions of runners participating annually in events hosted all around the world. Pacing is considered as one of the key determinants of ultramarathon running success. Optimal pacing allows a runner to selectively …

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  4. Does a greater training load increase the risk of injury and illness in ultramarathon runners? A prospective descriptive, longitudinal design

    Background: Ultramarathon running has become extremely popular over the years. Despite the numerous health benefits of running, there are also many negative effects of running such as increased risk of musculoskeletal injury and illness. Training loads imposed on an athlete should induce positive …

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