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    Carbohydrate needs of the young athlete
    by Julia K. Zakrzewski, Keith Tolfrey
    Published 2016
    “...Carbohydrate (CHO) typically provides the majority of energy in the athlete’s diet and is essential...”
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    Blood lactate and ventilatory thresholds in wheelchair athletes with tetraplegia and paraplegia
    “... on blood lactate (BLa) and ventilatory thresholds. Methods: Ten athletes with tetraplegia (TETRA) and nine...”
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    Effects of wheel and hand-rim size on submaximal propulsion in wheelchair athletes
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    The effects of rear-wheel camber on maximal effort mobility performance in wheelchair athletes
    “... performance. 14 highly trained wheelchair court sport athletes performed a battery of field tests in 4...”
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    The verification phase and reliability of physiological parameters in peak testing of elite wheelchair athletes
    “... testing protocol and (2) to assess the reliability of peak physiological variables in wheelchair athletes...”
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    Criterion validity of a field-based assessment of aerobic capacity in wheelchair rugby athletes
    “... of the data at the level of the individual athlete suggests the TM and MFT results were not interchangeable...”
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    The effectiveness of hand cooling at reducing exercise-induced hyperthermia and improving distance-race performance in wheelchair and able-bodied athletes
    “...), eight wheelchair (WA) athletes and seven male able-bodied (AB) athletes performed two testing sessions...”
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    A high-intensity warm-up increases thermal strain but does not affect repeated sprint performance in athletes with a cervical spinal cord injury
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    Spinal cord injury level influences acute plasma caffeine responses
    Subjects: '; “...Wheelchair athletes...”
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    High-intensity interval training
    by Keith Tolfrey, James Smallcombe
    Published 2017
    Subjects: '; “...Athletes...”
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    High thermoregulatory strain during competitive paratriathlon racing in the heat
    “... the thermoregulatory profile of athletes competing in the heat. Methods: Core temperature (Tc) was recorded at 30...”
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    A multi-factorial assessment of elite paratriathletes’ response to two weeks of intensified training
    “...Purpose: In able-bodied athletes, several hormonal, immunological and psychological parameters...”
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    Interrater reliability of the new sport-specific evidence-based classification system for Para Va’a
    “... classification system for Para Va’a. Twelve Para Va’a athletes were classified by three classifier teams...”
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    Brief Report: Training load, salivary immunoglobulin A and illness incidence in elite paratriathletes
    “.... Methods: Seven paratriathletes were recruited. Athletes provided weekly saliva samples for the measurement...”
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