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Immunological Responses to Overreaching in Cyclists
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2003Acute bouts of prolonged strenuous exercise are often associated with immune suppression and an increased risk of infection. However, few studies have examined immunological responses to intensified training that results in overreaching or overtraining.
Halson, Shona L. +3 more
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Accident Analysis & Prevention, 2017
May roundabouts be safer for cyclists than intersections? How are safe roundabouts designed? This paper tries to answer these questions on the basis of a before-after safety study of conversions of intersections to 255 single-lane roundabouts in Denmark. The before-after study accounts for long-term accident and injury trends and regression-to-the-mean
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May roundabouts be safer for cyclists than intersections? How are safe roundabouts designed? This paper tries to answer these questions on the basis of a before-after safety study of conversions of intersections to 255 single-lane roundabouts in Denmark. The before-after study accounts for long-term accident and injury trends and regression-to-the-mean
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Physics Education, 1996
This article is concerned with the so-called `freewheeling method' for direct and accurate determination of rolling friction and the air drag factor of rolling vehicles (e.g. a bicycle). The method is of practical importance in the sport of cycling, and can be used to determine the power output of an individual cyclist.
Wim Hennekam, Michel Govers
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This article is concerned with the so-called `freewheeling method' for direct and accurate determination of rolling friction and the air drag factor of rolling vehicles (e.g. a bicycle). The method is of practical importance in the sport of cycling, and can be used to determine the power output of an individual cyclist.
Wim Hennekam, Michel Govers
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The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1991
Rest and anti-inflammatory medications relieve the symptoms of cyclist's palsy in athletes, but for a truly effective cure, the physician must prescribe changes in the cyclist's habits and in the bicycle itself.
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Rest and anti-inflammatory medications relieve the symptoms of cyclist's palsy in athletes, but for a truly effective cure, the physician must prescribe changes in the cyclist's habits and in the bicycle itself.
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Do cyclists need HMIs in future automated traffic? An interview study
Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour, 2022Siri Hegna Berge +2 more
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