Endurance exercise performance is known to be closely associated with the three
physiological pillars of maximal O2 uptake (V ̇ O 2 max ̇V_\rmO_2\rmmax), economy or …

The present review examines retrospective analyses of training intensity distribution (TID),
ie, the proportion of training at moderate (Zone 1, Z1), heavy (Z2) and severe (Z3) intensity …

The role of muscle mass in modulating performance and perceived fatigability across the
entire intensity spectrum during cycling remains unexplored. We hypothesized that at task …

Methods Seventeen male participants completed work-matched cycling for 90, 110 and 140
min at 110, 90 and 70% of the GET, respectively. Knee extensor isometric maximal voluntary …

Purpose: No information is available on the torque/cadence relationship in road cyclists. We
aimed to establish whether this relationship differs between cyclists of different performance …

Intermittent team sports, involving high metabolic and mechanical demands, elicit prolonged
impairments in neuromuscular function which persist for∼ 48–72 h. Whether impairments in …

This study compared central and peripheral fatigue development between the Sprint and
Olympic distance triathlon. Fifteen male triathletes performed Sprint and Olympic triathlon …

While neuromuscular fatigability has been previously characterized after running and
cycling, no study has investigated an ultra-endurance upper body task. In preparation for a …

Methods Twelve healthy individuals (6 females) first completed a ramp incremental test to
determine 90% of peak power output (PPO), and then in three randomized visits completed …

Methods Seventeen recreational athletes performed two incremental tests in running and
cycling to determine the first ventilatory threshold then two 3-h bouts of exercise at 105% of …