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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"marathoners"”.
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Gender, sexuality, and the body: Exploring the lived experiences of gay and queer marathoners
The present study explores the experiences of 12 gay and queer males within the sport of marathoning. Working within an anti-positivist paradigm that draws on queer and poststructuralist gender theories, as well as a Foucauldian perspective of the body, I investigate subjects' discursive …
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Sex Differences in Cardiovascular Adaptations to Chronic Endurance Exercise
… and wave reflections). However, studies in male marathoners suggest detrimental cardiac remodeling, such that larger cardiac mass is associated with reduced cardiac function and higher central hemodynamic load. There are well-established sex differences in cardiac adaptations to endurance …
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An Examination of the Motives to Participate in Sprint Distance Triathlon
… study utilized a slightly modified Motives of Marathoners Scale (MOMS), an instrument developed by Masters, Ogles, and Jolton (1992), to better understand the reasons for triathlon involvement. The study focused on differences based on gender, the triathletes self-reported level of activity, …
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Influence of Gender and Aerobic Training Background on Exercise-Induced Increase in Adiponectin
… that ADPN levels in multi-year trained female marathoners will increase significantly in response to a long-term, progressive aerobic training, but not in comparably trained males. We compared ADPN levels in trained marathoner males (n=10) and females (n=8) subjects and untrained males (n=9) …
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The effects of a supplementary high intensity muscle endurance resistance training programme on Comrades Marathon performance
… to normal running training for Comrades Marathoners. A sample voluntary population of 115 subjects were initially distributed at random into two groups of approximately equal size, namely the control (CT) group and the experimental (RST) group. Originally, the CT group constituted 57 …
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On Human Hating: Toward a Pragmatism of Hate
… stimulus or act of the will - much the way that marathoners experience a second wind when they apprehend that they might overtake the lead runner. James works with the example of war, wherein a nation is able to achieve certain "manly virtues," such as strength, courage, and solidarity. He seeks …