Search Results - Journal of Sports Sciences
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Effect of a high and a low fluid intake on post-exercise rehydration
Schmahl, R., Brouns, F., Kovacs, E., Senden, J.Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1996)article“…Journal of Sports Sciences…”
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The effect of the ad libitum consumption of different drinks on post-exercise rehydration
Brouns, F., Kovacs, E., Senden, J., Saris,W. H.Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1996)article“…Journal of Sports Sciences…”
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The effect of different rehydration solutions on post-exercise fluid balance in trained cyclists
Brouns, F., Senden, J., Kovacs, E., Saris,W. H.Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1996)article“…Journal of Sports Sciences…”
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The effect of different rehydration drinks on post-exercise elektrolyte balance in trained cyclists
Senden, J., Brouns, F., Kovacs, E., Saris,W. H.Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1996)article“…Journal of Sports Sciences…”
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Urinary variables are unreliable as a measure of post-exercise rehydration
Kovacs, E., Senden, J., Brouns, F.Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1996)article“…Journal of Sports Sciences…”
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Carbohydrate-rich beverages limit the reduction in plasma volume during endurance exercise
Maassen, N., Weis, T., Schneider, G., Schmidt, W.Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1996)article“…Journal of Sports Sciences…”
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A 1% treadmill grade most accurately reflects the energetic cost of outdoor running
Jones, A. M., Doust, J. H.Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (1996)article“…Journal of Sports Sciences…”
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The immune system and serum glutamine during a triathlon
Rohde, T., MacLean, D. A., Hartkopp, A., Pedersen, B. K.Published in European Journal of Applied Physiology (1996)article -
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