MANUEL SILLERO-QUINTANA

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Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

Spain

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Dr. Manuel Sillero-Quintana is a Profesor Titular at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain. His research interests include exercise physiology, the impact of physical training on performance, and the physiological changes during pregnancy. Recent publications focus on the effects of exercise intensity on skin temperature, the influence of coach presence in youth soccer training, and the correlation between skin temperature and body composition in athletes.

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Krzysztof Kusy

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Poznan University of Physical Education

POLAND

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Poznan University of Physical Education

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Influence of coach presence and verbal stimulation on exercise intensity and technical-tactical performance during soccer-specific training in youth players

Thermal Imaging as a New Perspective in the Study of Physiological Changes in Pregnant Women—A Preliminary Study

Thermogenic Activation of Adipose Tissue by Caffeine During Strenuous Exercising and Recovery: A Double-Blind Crossover Study

Effects of exercise intensity on skin temperature and muscle oxygen saturation in the thigh during and after strength resistance training

Influence of body position on skin temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure in active men

Exploring the correlation of skin temperature and body composition in athletes undergoing exhaustive physical exercise

Response of skin temperature, blood ammonia and lactate during incremental exercise until exhaustion in elite athletes

Can Adipose Tissue Influence the Evaluation of Thermographic Images in Adolescents?

Effect of Whole-, Upper-, and Lower-Body High-Intensity Rowing Exercise on Skin Temperature Measured by Thermography

Comparison of Adherence to Mediterranean Diet between Spanish and German School-Children and Influence of Gender, Overweight, and Physical Activity

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Krzysztof Kusy

Jacek Zieliński

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