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Michele Zanini

Lecturer in Applied Sport and Exercise Science

Open University

United Kingdom

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Michele Zanini is a Lecturer in Applied Sport and Exercise Science at The Open University, located in the United Kingdom. His research interests focus on training load equity, physiological responses during exercise, and the effects of strength training on running performance. Recent publications include studies on endurance performance determinants, running economy, and the analysis of training methodologies in athletics.

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Artur Mamcarz

Medical University of Warsaw

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Multidimensional evidence map of sport science and medicine research in highly trained, elite and world-class female athletes: a scoping review

Normative values for cardiopulmonary exercise testing in the pediatric population—an updated systematic review

Response to Comment on: “35 Years of Joyner’s Endurance Performance Model: Assessing the Contribution of Physiological Determinants of Performance Proxies in 888 Individuals from Recreational to World Class”

35 Years of Joyner’s Endurance Performance Model: Assessing the Contribution of Physiological Determinants of Performance Proxies in 888 Individuals from Recreational to World Class

Relationship Between Physiological Determinants And Performance Proxies In 495 Runners Ranging From Recreational To Elite: 1933

Response to Comment on: Factors Affecting V̇O<sub>2</sub> and Fat Oxidation Responses During Step Incremental Exercise

Highly Trained Female Runners Show Greater Durability and Physiological Resilience Than Performance‐Matched Male Counterparts

Durability of running economy in well-trained runners: the influence of performance, training status and a strength intervention (PhD Academy Award)

Equity in training load: research design considerations for intervention assessment in sports science and physical therapy

Factors Affecting V̇O2 and Fat Oxidation Responses During Step Incremental Exercise

Strength training for middle-distance running: a neuromuscular pathway to breaking the women’s sub-4-min mile

Sub-4-min mile: best case scenario from female world records

Test–Retest Reliability of Running Economy and Other Physiological Parameters During 90 min of Running in Well‐Trained Male Endurance Runners

The Effect of 90 and 120 Min of Running on the Determinants of Endurance Performance in Well‐Trained Male Marathon Runners

Strength Training Improves Running Economy Durability and Fatigued High-Intensity Performance in Well-Trained Male Runners: A Randomized Control Trial

A case report of the female world record holder from 1,500 m to the marathon in the 75+ age category

Defining physiological resilience and durability in the context of endurance performance modeling

Application of respiratory muscle training for improved intermittent exercise performance in team sports: a narrative review

Global Insights on Wearable Technology Adoption by Coaches: Determinants of Current Use, Decision Making, and Future Intention To Use

Regular Long Runs and Higher Training Volumes are Associated with Better Running Economy Durability in Performance Matched Well-Trained Male Runners

Durability of Running Economy: Differences between Quantification Methods and Performance Status in Male Runners

ChatGPT Generated Training Plans for Runners are not Rated Optimal by Coaching Experts, but Increase in Quality with Additional Input Information

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Artur Mamcarz

Jonathan P. Folland

Tadej Debevec

Alannah McKay

William Adams

Diego Jaén-Carrillo

Richard Blagrove

Francesco Aiello

Stephen Mears

R. Faiss

Lars Nybo

Bas Van Hooren

Angela L. Spence

Daniel Ireneusz Sliz

Sarah Carter

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