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.
A new snorkel for collecting respiratory gases during swimming and other water activities has been deviced by members the INEFC-Barcelona Sports Research Group in collaboration with the Physiology Department of
The paper entitled “VO2 off transient kinetics in extreme intensity swimming”, authored by Sousa A., Figueiredo P., Keskinen K.L., Rodriguez F.A., Machado L., Vilas-Boas J.P., and Fernandes R.J., has been
The paper entitled “VO2 kinetics in 200-m race-pace front crawl swimming”, authored by Sousa A., Figueiredo P., Oliveira N., Oliveira J., Silva A., Keskinen K.L., Rodríguez F.A., Machado L., Vilas-Boas J.P.,
Members of our research group are conducting the first phase of the TRIATHLON Project, which aims at characterizing the bioenergetic requirements of different triathlon events. The first study will be focused
Diego Chaverri has been awarded a research training grant to join a major international altitude training research study (The ALTITUDE Project) in elite swimmers funded by the Spanish Higher Sports
A new book on science applied to swimming, World Book of Swimming: From Science to Performance, has been released by Nova Science Publishers (New York, USA). The editors are Ludovic
