Last month the ALTITUDE Project completed all altitude and sea level training camps, and the scientific staff started data processing and analysis. 65 swimmers participated, more than 700 physiological and biomechanical tests
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A total of 65 elite swimmers from seven countries (Australia, Brazil, China, Spain, Netherlands, Slovenia, and Tunis) are taking part in the ALTITUDE Project, the largest altitude training research project ever.
The 2011 edition of the Congress of Methodology of Social Sciences and Health took place on July 19 to 22, 2011 in Donostia (Spain). Iglesias X, González C, Esparza G.
The paper entitled “New indices for quantification of the power spectrum of heart rate variability time series without the need of any frequency band definition“, authored by M.A. García-González, M.
On June 10 and 11 will take place in Salt (Girona) the 2nd Catalan Journal of Pulmonary and Cardiac Rehabilitation, where members of our group will be present. The aim
This week we start checking the protocols of the various tests of effort for the study that we will conduct on 5 June in “Extreme Man Salou- Costa Daurada” (3800
Maria García Gil, PhD candidate and member of our research group has been awarded a three-year grant for young investigators (INEFCP 2010) in the area of Physical Education and Sport
Research training grant to take part in a major international altitude training research project in elite swimmers funded by the Spanish Higher Sports Council (CSD). Requirements: licenciate, graduate or higher qualifications,
Anna Barrero Franquet, triathlete of CN Reus Ploms and junior researcher of our group, was proclaimed champion of the Spanish Winter Triathlon in the 25-29 age group, and classified second
