2018
DOI: 10.1080/24748668.2018.1454744
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Can the endurance training change the pacing strategy during 10 km running performance?

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“…To complete a 10 km performance, participants adopted the "U" strategy [ 41 ]. This strategy is commonly used by moderate and high-performance runners [ 26 , 42 ]. After assessing the contribution of some physiological and muscular variables to the rhythm strategy adopted during the 10 km running performance, Bertuzzi et al [ 25 ] concluded that V peak , V̇O 2max and 1 maximum repetition are the variables that best explain the performance in the intermediate phase (0.4–9.6 km) and only V peak in the final phase (9.6–10 km), reaffirming its high performance prediction capacity for this type of test.…”
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“…To complete a 10 km performance, participants adopted the "U" strategy [ 41 ]. This strategy is commonly used by moderate and high-performance runners [ 26 , 42 ]. After assessing the contribution of some physiological and muscular variables to the rhythm strategy adopted during the 10 km running performance, Bertuzzi et al [ 25 ] concluded that V peak , V̇O 2max and 1 maximum repetition are the variables that best explain the performance in the intermediate phase (0.4–9.6 km) and only V peak in the final phase (9.6–10 km), reaffirming its high performance prediction capacity for this type of test.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%