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    Pre-exercise mood, sex-specific hormonal and neuromodulatory responses to maximal exertion in elite rowers

    Ostapiuk-Karolczuk, J., Kasperska, A., Dziewiecka, H., Cichon-Wozniak, J., Gruszka, W., Basta, P., Kaczmarczyk, S., Reysner, M., Skarpanska-Stejnborn, A.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2026)
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    The effects of soft tissue mobilization and vibration therapy on balance, explosive strength, and functional performance in elite rowers

    Menek, B., Dansuk, E., Arslan, T.
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    Looking under the hood of elite rowers: Skeletal muscle determinants of rowing performance

    Bellinger, P., Dick, T., Roberts, L., Minahan, C., Takahashi, K., Charles, J. P., Hannah, K., Wackwitz, T, Lievens, E., Van De Casteele, F., Kennedy, B., Duhig, S.
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    Associations between ergometer performance, postural stability, cognitive function, and physical performance in adolescent rowers

    Gultekinler, B. D., Tunay, V. B.
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    The relationship between functional mobility and rowing ergometer performance in junior rowers (CROSBI ID 926574) übersetzter Titel (DE)

    Veršic, Š., Kuko, M., Ivanek, V.
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    Coastal rowing beach sprint, the new Olympic discipline: sports engineering considerations

    Cerasola, D., Grima-Cornish, J. N., Zangla, D., Recca, G., Spataro, A., Paoli, A., Giglia, G., Bianco, A., Attard, D., Alderson, A., Grima, J. N.
    Published in Sports Engineering (2026)
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    Performance prediction and athlete categorization using the anaerobic power reserve framework in rowing

    Rappelt, L., Donath, L., Wiedemann, T., Micke, F., Mühlenhoff, S., Held, S.
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    Assessment of rowing biomechanics during single sculling using functional clustering

    Legge, N., Draper, C., O`Meara, D., Watsford, M., Slattery, K., Warmenhoven, J.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2026)
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    Rowing at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games: 1500-m versus 2000-m performance and the predictive accuracy of a critical speed model

    Astridge, D. J., Peeling, P., Goods, P. S. R., Girard, O., Binnie, M. J.
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    Entropy-based analysis of rowing technique: Stroke-rate effects and performance implications

    Gao, Y., Wei, X., Chen, X.
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    From underperformance to Olympic finals in a world-class male single sculler: a case study

    Mujika, I., Nakamura, M., Dorfman, X., Yamashita, D.
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    A246: Epidemiological characteristics of injury among Chinese rowing athletes

    Ma, H., Deng, Y., Mu, Z., Zhou, X.
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    A231: effects of a six-week pre-competition program on blood biomarkers in female adolescent rowers

    Zhang, W., Li, F.
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    Comments on Dwyer et al: critical power is more strongly associated with rowing performance than the second lactate threshold—compulsive misuse of critical power?

    Dotan, R.
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    Response to Dotan: critical power is more strongly associated with rowing performance than the second lactate threshold

    Dwyer, D. B., Lester, K. D., Siegel, R., Rice, A. J., Hoffmann, S. M.
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    Hematological, inflammatory, and hypoxia-responsive adaptations to 18-day normobaric live high-train low training in elite rowers

    Kasperska, A., Dziewiecka, H., Jankowski, W., Mikulski, T., Czerniec, I., Skarpanska-Stejnborn, A., Ostapiuk-Karolczuk, J.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2026)
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    The protective effect of high-pressure ischemic preconditioning on rowing performance during consecutive 2000-m efforts

    Weng, M.-C., Lee, P.-C., Dai, X., Chiu, C.-H., Ho, C.-C., Hsu, S.-M., Chen, C.-H.
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    Stability of rowing technique and specificity of training load: a pilot longitudinal study in young athletes

    Anpilogov, I. E., Kruchynsky, N. H., Postnikov, E. B.
    Published in Sports (2026)
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    Blood volume and haemoglobin mass in relation to fat-free mass and aerobic capacity in elite junior rowers

    Maconyte, V., Stasiule, L., Stasiulis, A.
    Published in Sports (2026)
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    Anthropometric determinants of rowing performance in a multinational youth cohort

    Suszter, L., Gombos, Z., Benczenleitner, O., Ihász, F., Alföldi, Z.
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