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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"marathon race"”.

  1. Effects of an offloaded running versus active recovery on performance after an ultramarathon-race

    … to speed up recovery from events such as ultra-marathon runs. This includes offloaded recovery strategies such as deep water running (DWR). More recently, the use of an anti-gravity treadmill for offloaded recovery after a cardio-vascular event such as an ultra-marathon race has been proposed. …

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  2. Accuracy of prediction of edurance running performance : relationship to training history, muscle pain and relative perception of effort

    … of prediction of running performance during a marathon race. Specific objectives: (a) To determine whether there were differences in training history, pacing, muscle pain and the relative perception of effort (RPE) in three identified groups that accurately predicted race time, performed faster …

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  3. Gastrointestinal Function, Damage and Symptoms During Exercise and the Potential Therapeutic Role of Probiotic Supplementation

    … events including; cyclists, triathletes and marathon runners, although there is a large estimated range of between 4–96% of participants affected (Costa et al., 2017a). Two potential causes of exercise-associated GI symptoms are exercise-induced increases in GI permeability and damage, and …

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  4. The role of chronotype in the participation and performance of South African and Dutch marathon runners

    … runners would allow us to explore the effects of race start time and geography on this observation, since marathons in The Netherlands on average start at 11:41, and since the two countries differ significantly in latitude and as such have noticeable differences in daylight exposure. Aims: The …

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  5. Does the use of upper leg compression garments aid performance and reduce post-race Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS)?

    … who did not use compression garments in the same marathon race. Methods: A randomised controlled intervention study was conducted in endurance runners (n=18) participating in the 2019 Winelands Marathon (42.2km). The compression garment group (n=10) participated in the race wearing upper leg …

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  6. A comparison of the pacing profiles adopted by male runners in the Comrades Marathon up run

    Introduction Ultramarathon running is gaining popularity worldwide. Due to the difficulty in completing an ultramarathon, knowledge of the most effective pacing to adopt in an ultramarathon race would be invaluable to coaches and runners, as well as of academic interest, since this information is …

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