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- Nose-down saddle tilt improves gross efficiency during seated-uphill cycling 2021
- Fatigability of the knee extensors following high- and low-load resistance exercise sessions in trained men 2021
- Fatigue, pain, and the recovery of neuromuscular function after consecutive days of full-body resistance exercise in trained men 2021
- Steep (30 degrees) uphill walking vs. running: COM movements, stride kinematics, and leg muscle excitations 2020
- Added lower limb mass does not affect biomechanical asymmetry but increases metabolic power in runners with a unilateral transtibial amputation 2020
- Level, uphill and downhill running economy values are strongly inter-correlated 2019
- The modulation of force steadiness by electrical nerve stimulation applied to the wrist extensors differs for young and older adults 2019
- Step time asymmetry increases metabolic energy expenditure during running 2018
- Breathing valve resistance alters physiological responses during a graded exercise test 2018
- Comparison of running and cycling economy in runners, cyclists, and triathletes 2018
- Changing relative crank angle increases the metabolic cost of leg cycling 2017
- The metabolic costs of walking and running up a 30-degree incline: implications for vertical kilometer foot races 2017
- Pedelecs as a physically active transportation mode 2016
- Factors affecting the increased energy expenditure during passive cycling 2012
- Plasma matrix metalloproteinase-9 response to eccentric exercise of the elbow flexors 2011
- Changes in muscle fascicles of tibialis anterior during anisometric contractions are not associated with motor-output variability of the ankle dorsiflexors in young and old adults 2010
- Enhanced inflammation with high carbohydrate intake during recovery from eccentric exercise. 2010
- Enhancing the weight training experience: a comparison of limb kinematics and EMG activity on three machines 2010
- Running with horizontal pulling forces: the benefits of towing 2008
- CARDIOVASCULAR ADJUSTMENTS TO RHYTHMIC HANDGRIP EXERCISE - RELATIONSHIP TO ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY AND POST-EXERCISE HYPEREMIA 1988