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Has Athletic Performance Reached its Peak?

open access: yesSports Medicine, 2015
International audienceLimits to athletic performance have long been a topic of myth and debate. However, sport performance appears to have reached a state of stagnation in recent years, suggesting that the physical capabilities of humans and other ...
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NUTRITION AND ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1956
• The performance of an athlete can be impaired significantly by a faulty or inadequate diet, even before clinical signs of a deficiency are manifest. But the manipulation of an already adequate diet does not enhance performance. The composition of a meal preceding single-effort events like the high jump has little effect on performance, but ...
L, SINISTERRA   +2 more
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Sleep and athletic performance

Current Sports Medicine Reports, 2017
Sleep is an essential component of health and well-being, with significant impacts on physical development, emotional regulation, cognitive performance, and quality of life. Along with being an integral part of the recovery and adaptive process between bouts of exercise, accumulating evidence suggests that increased sleep duration and improved sleep ...
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Gender and performance in athletics

Social Biology, 1995
A comparison of women's and men's performance in swimming, running, and skating is made based on available world record data. The ratio of women's to men's record times is analyzed as a time series, and the asymptotic value of this ratio is discussed in the context of a model.
S, Chatterjee, M, Laudato
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