The increased participation of master athletes (ie,> 40 years old) in endurance and ultra-
endurance events (> 6 h duration) over the past few decades has been accompanied by an …

Despite increasing participation rates in masters sport and extensive research examining
age-related changes in performance, little is known about the effect of age on recovery …

METHODS Subjects. A total of 94 healthy male (n= 72) and female (n= 22) volunteers with
an age ranging from 20 to 83 yr (48.6 T 18.1 yr) participated in this study. Subjects …

Purpose: The aim of this study was to compare energy cost of running and lower limb
springmass characteristics and maximal power, between young and older highly trained …

Performance Trends in Age Group Triathletes in the Olympic Distance Triathlon at the World
Championships 2009-2014 Page 1 Chinese Journal of Physiology 60(3): 137-150, 2017 137 …

Introduction Impaired walking performance is a key predictor of morbidity among older
adults. A distinctive characteristic of impaired walking performance among older adults is a …

Introduction Locomotive efficiency is cited as an important component to endurance
performance; however, inconsistent observations of age-related changes in efficiency …

Peak aerobic power (V. O 2peak) and parameters related to training are associated with
long-distance running performance in master athletes. Running economy (RE) predicts …

It is unknown if higher antagonist muscle coactivation is a factor contributing to greater
energy expenditure of cycling in older adults. We determined how age, power output, and …

Background: A systematic search was conducted across seven databases-PubMed, Web of
Science, Scopus, Cochrane Library, SportDiscus, CINAHL, and PsychInfo-following PRISMA …