Kowalski, Rębiś, Wilk, Granda (National Research Institute), @Kaszanas (@WUT_edu), @DebevecTadej (@unilj) and @wattsnow (@unil) set out to develop the criteria for defining and verifying the muscle oxygen saturation plateau.
📜 https://t.co/rchm1G6DaN
133rd KIW Research Note is Out!
Dr Raphaël Faiss @wattsnow explains:
1) What is RSH
2) The Relative Performance Gains
3) The Physiological Rationales
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https://t.co/AlOU7AAq3r
Pourquoi les athlètes en partance pour les Jeux d'hiver de Milan s'entraînent au chaud, à des températures supérieures à 35°. Les explications de Raphaël Faiss @wattsnow, dans la chronique mensuelle des chercheurs de l'@ISSULausanne. | via @letemps https://t.co/sQXGFVMVj5
Great sharing experience with a Masterclass on altitude training for the dutch olympic trainers @Papendal Thank you @BernadetvanOs , @WouterRuchtie & @nocnsf for inviting me, it was inspiring !
Good news! Two of our articles received enough views to reach the Most Viewed status. Read them here:
https://t.co/5IzHEHk5U7
https://t.co/gsvo3PMF14
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Latest manuscript accepted in @BiolSport : Substances referred to as 'brain doping': prohibited or not in sports?
with a great collaboration with my Polish 🇵🇱 colleagues. Soon online ahead of print!
Excellent way to start the year with a paper accepted: “Hemoglobin Mass is accurately predicted in Endurance Athletes” just accepted in @JSportsSci
Excellent collaboration with @pkasiak1 & team
@sweatscience we actually did investigate blood profiles in breath-holders. We found that regular breath-hold training does not induce significant variations over one year for the hematological module of the ABP
https://t.co/Voo2orWC0v