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

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  Año 2025, Vol. 14, Número 1. Texto Completo Ejemplar

  • Editorial

    • From Cycling 1.0 and 2.0 to Cycling 3.0: The Evolution of a Sport through Science, Ethics, and Artificial Intelligence

      Mikel Zabala Díaz

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  • Review articles

    • Methodological Approaches in Testing Maximal Lactate Accumulation Rate - νLamax: A Systematic Review

      Jamie Langley, Ralf Haase, Nico Nitzsche, Michael Porter

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    • Cyclist’s Knee: A Regional Interdependent Biomechanical Injury

      Richard Douglas Reitz

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  • Original articles

    • The test-retest reliability of a 16.1 km time trial in trained cyclists using the Wattbike Pro ergometer in hot environmental conditions

      Ben Dobson, Daniel J. Tinnion, Lewis A. Gough, Lars R. McNaughton, S. Andy Sparks

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    • Recovery strategies for cycling and mountain biking athletes after a fatigue protocol: A randomized crossover controlled trial

      Rafael Silva, Pedro Vigário, Pedro Nunes Martins, António Rodrigues Sampaio, Ricardo Maia Ferreira

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    • The physiological and psychological demands of amateur cyclists riding the full route of the Tour de France

      Steve Faulkner, John P. Hough, Ruth Boat, Ruth James, Katy Griggs

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    • Inter-limb Asymmetry Tracking During an Intense Road Cycling Training Camp

      Jon A. Cree, Sean J. Maloney, Chris Bishop, Anthony N. Turner

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    • The reliability and construct validity of the functional threshold power test in trained cyclists

      Lewis A. Gough, Ben Dobson, Jake Williams, Gregory Downes, Savannah Sturridge, Ashley Warner, A. Sparks, Daniel Brown

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    • The Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Training Volume, Intensity Distribution, and Racing Practices of Cyclists

      Phillip Smith, Jonathan M. Taylor, Nicolas Berger

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    • How Much Training Do Road Racers in USA Cycling Actually Do? An Observational Study of 543 Athletes, by Racing Category and Gender

      Robert J. Sroka, Jessica Kutz Fleming, Sierra Lynn Sims, Dawn P. Coe, Cary Michelle Springer, David R. Bassett

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    • Performance analysis in high-level virtual cycling: data from the 2023 Zwift® UCI Cycling E-Sports World Championships

      Giorgio Varesco, Sylvain Dorel, Stephen Seiler, Geoffrey Millour

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    • Inter-rater variability in 2D kinematic cycling analysis using Kinovea®: a cross-sectional study with 53 bike fitting professionals in Brazil

      Andrei Pereira Pernambuco, Miguel Victor Silva Sousa, Izabely Arantes Santos, Laura Fonseca Vaz Do Amaral, Thaiane Paula Lima Henrique, Gustavo Cardoso Vieira, Janaine Cunha Polese, Rafael Honório Pereira Alves, Marcelo Rocha de Morais

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    • The Effect of a Field-Based Warm-Up on Performance in BMX Cycling

      Lee P. Rylands, James Mitchell, Nicola Taylor, Howard T. Hurst

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    • Tour de Physiology: The Exceptional Power Outputs and V̇O₂ of Climbing in the Tour de France

      Ole Kristian Berg

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    • Performance Level Influences Racing Profiles of 1-km Time Trial in Male High School Cyclists

      Tomohiko Nakamura, Tomohiro Izumi, Hayao Ozaki, Hisashi Naito, Shizuo Katamoto

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    • BMX Race-Start Dynamics: Coupling On-Track Measurements and Physics-Based Modelling for Performance Optimisation

      Antonin Fortier, Mickaël Violain, Emmanuel Brunet, Christophe Clanet

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    • Physiological Predictors of a super-sprint Triathlon Performance in junior and U23 Triathletes

      Chiel Poffé, Ruben Robberechts, Martijn Kusters, Sebastian Weber, Reinout Van Schuylenbergh

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  • Brief articles

    • To TT or not TT: Considerations for Children’s Cycling in Triathlon

      Stuart Evans

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