… effect of acceleration on the external and internal load during … Moreover, intermittent running
exercises (eg. shuttle running … International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, …

… In the present study, the shuttle form (ie, multiple acceleration, deceleration, and reverse-…
90 min of intermittent shuttle running and walking [53]. However, our results are in contrast with …

… an acceleration of 2.5 m s −2 , shows that, when running at velocities > 20 km h −1 , this
acceleration … As a consequence, it is questionable whether this way of counting events effectively …

… Shuttle running, in which acceleration, deceleration, and 180change of … results of this study
showed that both lateral and forward-backward shuttle running elicited greater physiological …

… Straight line running speed (both acceleration and maximum running speed), … Thus, through
the test shuttle run agility of feet can be measured. Shuttle run in this study was carried out at …

… non-running repeated sprint ability test results were discarded. … of shuttle-running bouts
of 45 m (ie, 3×15 m) performed at … might allow more time for acceleration than five COD (76). …

… with accelerations while running with and without directional changes … the physiological
effect of directional changes in soccer by comparing in-line running and shuttle running during …

… and its shuttle activity requiring repeated accelerations, decelerations … Effects of the 5-m
shuttle run test on markers of muscle … during repeated sprint exercise: Underlying physiology and …

… 77.0 ± 6.2 kg, estimated (20 m shuttle run) maximal oxygen consumption 63.3 ± 2.4 ml. kg −…
RSA reflect the applicable physiological processes. The results of this study demonstrate that …

… -m shuttle runs performed at increasing velocities with 10 s of active recovery (consisting of
2x5 m of jogging) between runs … of more physiological assessments to better understand the …