Purpose: To characterize the relationships between muscle oxygenation and performance
during on-and off-water tests in highly trained sprint canoe–kayak athletes. Methods: A total …

Purpose To assess the performance change and physiological adaptations following nine
sessions of short high-intensity interval training (HIIT) or sprint-interval training (SIT) in sprint …

The purpose was to examine power output and three-dimensional (3D) kinematic variables
in the upper limbs, lower limbs and trunk in elite flat-water kayakers during kayak ergometer …

The aim of this study was to compare the kinematic profile of on-water and on-ergometer
kayaking during maximal paddling. Eleven elite junior female kayak athletes (Mean SD, age …

In this review we summarized literatures about biomechanical researches in kayaking.
Biomechanical methods provide data on a number of analytical techniques and kayak …

Success in sprint kayaking depends on the propulsive power generated by trunk, pelvis,
shoulder and lower limb movements. However, no studies have examined whole-body …

Trunk, pelvis, and leg movements are important for performance in sprint kayaking. Para-
kayaking is a new Paralympic sport in which athletes with trunk and/or leg impairment …

Purpose: To compare methods of monitoring and prescribing on-water exercise intensity
(heart rate [HR], stroke rate [SR], and power output [PO]) during sprint kayak training …

Several studies showed significant differences between bench lift exercises without
investigating which is more related, in biomechanical and neuromuscular terms, to improve …

(1) Background: This study aimed to compare key variables of paddle stroke measured by a
commercial Trainesense SmartPaddle® against the strain-gauge shaft and investigate how …