… We hypothesized that training duration and running speed … running speed during training
sessions and body fat percentage remained significantly correlated with marathon race times …

… if the runners who completed the race with the fastest race times changed their running
speeds differently compared to those runners who ran slower overall race times. It was assumed …

… of the participants who completed the race are reported in Table 1, together with the distance
covered and running speed. The average running speed during the race was 2.91 ± 0.37 m…

… running speed during training units as the independent variables and half-marathon race
time … equation was created to predict half-marathon race time with these two variables. Bland-…

… and body fat as well as training variables such as volume and speed in running training
were related to marathon race time using bi- and multi-variate analysis in 29 female runners. …

… Since overestimation of a runner’s velocity is more detrimental than underestimation – a
runner who starts too slow can speed up during a race whereas a runner to starts too fast will …

The aim of this study was to examine the influence of the performance level of athletes on
pacing strategy during a simulated 10-km running race, and the relationship between …

… The thicknesses of skin-folds and body fat showed no association with half marathon race
time after multivariate analysis, and running speed during training seems to be more important …

… We study for instance the 5-4 race, with the speed and force profile of the runner at lane 5
shown in Fig 9. Without interaction (γ = 0), lane 5 wins without any overtakings, with final …

… best predictor of the performance for a 5000m race. Maffulli et al. (1991) identified a higher
correlation between running speed and the second physiological threshold in competitions …