Search Results - 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium
-
1
Exercise at high altitude
Levine, B. D., Stray-Gundersen, J.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
2
The effects of short term hypoxic training on aerobic work capacity
Neya, M., Ogawa, Y., Kobayashi, K.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
3
High altitude training - The real deal
Patharkar, M., Adair, C.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
4
Altitude training for sea level performance: A critical appraisal of the state of the art and future directions
Levine, B. D.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
5
Individual variation in response to altitude training
Chapman, R. F., Stray-Gundersen, J., Levine, B. D.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
6
"Living high -training low": effect of moderate altitude acclimatization with low-altitude training on performance
Levine, B. D., Stray-Gundersen, J.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
7
"Living high and training low" can improve sea level performance in endurance athletes
Stray-Gundersen, J., Levine, B.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
8
Preparation of a potential Olympian in triathlon: Importance of altitude and other factors in a complex endurance sport
Dallum, G. M.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
9
Attitudes and altitudes that have led to successful use of the Hypoxic Tent System
Wallace, S.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
10
Nutritional concerns during training at altitude
Braun, B.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
11
Effect of living-high-training-low on lactate profile
Tse, Y. M., So, R., Wong, Ch.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
12
An international perspective on altitude training
Arabas, Ch.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
13
Using hypobaric oxygen techniques and hyperbaric intervention to level the playing field in Olympic distance triathlon
Cedaro, R.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
14
New approaches and modalities for altitude training
Wilber, R. L.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”
-
15
Developing a philosophie for the physiology of altitude training
Chapman, R.Published in 3rd International Altitude Training Symposium (2000)congress proceedingsCollective title: “…3rd International Altitude Training Symposium…”