Journal of Science & Cycling: Breakthroughs in Cycling & Triathlon Sciences

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  Año 2022, Vol. 11, Número Extraordinario 2. Texto Completo Ejemplar. Dedicado a: 2022 Science & Cycling congress, Copenhagen - June

  • Freely chosen cadence is increased across repeated bouts of submaximal ergometer cycling

    Ernst Hansen, Andreas Schmidt, Jonas Madsen

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  • The Knowledge and Attitudes of UCI Competitive Cyclists towards Sports Related Concussion.

    Thomas Fallon Fallon

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  • Position for the Sprint: A performance analysis of intermediate sprints in the Men’s Elite Omnium Points Race

    Robert Stanley, Barney Wainwright, Oliver Wilson

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  • The Compound Score in elite road cycling

    Peter Leo, James Spragg, John Wakefield, Jeroen Swart

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  • Predicting power outputs in a fatigued state: A pilot study

    James Spragg, Peter Leo, Jeroen Swart

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  • Differences in physiological variables of U23 cyclists between normoxia and hypoxia

    Gerrit Glomser, Peter Leo

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  • Real-time energy monitoring of track cyclists

    Jelle De Bock, Lore Simons, Maarten Slembrouck, Jan Vancompernolle, Koen Beeckman, Steven Verstockt

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  • Maximal aerobic power-cadence relationship estimation in national level under nineteen cyclists from in-situ data

    Yann Bertron

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  • Effect of pedaling cadence on physiological responses and neuromuscular fatigue during a single interval-training session

    Sébastien Duc, Jeremie Allinger, Stéphane Verrier

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  • W’ recovery during intermittent exercise: current limitations and future challenges of predictive models

    Kevin Caen, Jan Boone, Maarten Lievens

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  • Torque behaviour during cycling sprints from different pedalling frequencies

    Felix Imbery, Peter Leo, John Wakefield, Ulrich Schoberer

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  • Bypass of Respiratory Complex I and its relation to different lactate landmarks – a pilot study

    Christoph Triska

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  • Age-related decline in aerobic potential in trained to well-trained cyclists

    Magnus Hyttel, Mathias Kristiansen, Ernst Hansen

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  • Perceptions of cycling helmet safety in relation to sports-related concussion mitigation amongst competitive cyclists

    Howard T. Hurst, Brett Anthony Baxter, Tim Gamble, Jack Hardwicke

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  • Adolescence to Adulthood, Managing The Key Transitions in Developing Cyclist’s Sporting Careers: The Athlete’s Perspective

    Jamie Blanchfield, Sean Yelverton, Jean McArdle, Tandy Haughey

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  • How low can you go - exploring the balance be-tween aerodynamic advantages and derived dis-advantages from lowering of the upper-body

    Claes Hoegh Cubel, Lars Nybo

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  • Sports & Health applications of a versatile electronic architecture for e-bikes: Preliminary study

    Eli Gabriel Aviña Bravo, Christophe Escriba, Franck Giraud, Jean-Yves Fourniols, Georges Soto Romero

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