The aims of this study were (1) to investigate the participation and performance trends at the
'100 km Lauf Biel'in Switzerland from 1998 to 2010, and (2) to compare the age-related …

Masters athletes are typically older than 35 years of age and systematically train for, and
compete in, organized forms of sport specifically designed for older adults. They are …

The influences of sex and age upon endurance performance have previously been
documented for both running and swimming. A number of recent studies have investigated …

Objectives/Hypothesis Presbyphonia is common among elderly individuals, yet few studies
have evaluated behavioral treatment approaches for presbyphonia. The primary aim of this …

The physiological parameters characterizing human capacities (the ability to move,
reproduce or perform tasks) evolve with ageing: performance is limited at birth, increases to …

Human biological aging from maturity to senescence is associated with a gradual loss of
muscle mass and neuromuscular function. It is not until very old age (> 80 years) however …

Adolescent, female, and masters athletes have unique nutritional requirements as a
consequence of undertaking daily training and competition in addition to the specific …

Human aging is associated with a loss of skeletal muscle and an increase in circulating
inflammatory markers. It is unknown whether endurance training (Tr) can prevent these …

Sport participation is well known to promote health outcomes for children and adolescents.
Nevertheless, there is insufficient evidence about the psychological and social outcomes of …

Abstract Analysis of world record performances by master athletes suggests an essentially
linear decline with age until around the eighth decade after which performance decline …