… well-trained runners. One study [31] found that neither physiological nor performance benefits
… However, the lack of physiological and performance improvements generated by ST may …

… • Recruited for the first phase of Nike’s “Breaking 2” project, which had the purpose of
identifying athletes with the physiological characteristics that might enable them to run a marathon …

… physical performance. We evaluate the effects of different types and volumes of training…
We consider the importance of appropriate body composition for optimal performance and …

… There may be specific social interaction of physiological effects that affects the vertical as
well as horizontal integration. Another fruitful direction of research may be the phenomenon of …

… constructs: training effects, sport performance outcomes, and individual/contextual factors. …
Although critical power or critical velocity are often considered measures of a physiological …

… hours engaged in different types of sport-related activities), and performance (ie, ranking) in
… have examined the psychological characteristics of athletes in skiing, or winter sports more …

… We conclude that both forms of mental training lead to improvements in performance-relevant
psychological factors, especially concerning the handling of emotions and attention control…

… are generalizable for the endurance athlete population. Because most athletes indicated
a lack of knowledge about the MC’s effect on athletic training and performance and few to …

… Irrespective of the variation in overall activity demands, match-play per se disrupts normal
levels of physiological function as performance (eg sprinting, sport-specific movements and …

… on the integration of psychological preparation (PP) within the training process. This … in
sport training – the periodization principle, and presents a pioneering psychological skill training (…