Paolo Menaspà

Chief Science Officer

Australia

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Paolo Menaspà is the Chief Science Officer at the Australian Sports Commission, Australia. His research interests encompass various aspects of high-performance sport, particularly in cycling, synthetic data applications, and performance determinants. Recent publications include studies on the performance optimization of track cyclists, the influence of fatigue on sprint cycling, and innovative assessment techniques in time trials.

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Antony Stadnyk

Lecturer, Sport & Exercise Science

University of Technology, Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Phillip Bellinger

Griffith University

AUSTRALIA

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Chris R. Abbiss

AUSTRALIA

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Franco Impellizzeri

Professor

AUSTRALIA

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Francesco Biral

Associate Professor

Università degli Studi di Torino

ITALY

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Synthetic Data for Sharing and Exploration in High-Performance Sport: Considerations for Application.

Sports Metaresearch: An Emerging Discipline of Sport Science and Medicine.

Performance determinants and evidence-based practice in track cycling: A survey of coaches, practitioners, and athletes

Field- and Laboratory-derived Power-Cadence Profiles in World-Class and Elite Track Sprint Cyclists

The influence of cadence on fatigue during maximal sprint cycling in world-class and elite sprint cyclists

Assessment of bike handling during cycling individual time trials with a novel analytical technique adapted from motorcycle racing

Testing, Training, and Optimising Performance of Track Cyclists: A Systematic Mapping Review

A wind-tunnel case study: Increasing road cycling velocity by adopting an aerodynamically improved sprint position

Power output, cadence, and torque are similar between the forward standing and traditional sprint cycling positions

Training load and its role in injury prevention, Part I: Back to the future

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Antony Stadnyk

Phillip Bellinger

Chris R. Abbiss

Franco Impellizzeri

Francesco Biral

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