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Exercise Testing in Elite Athletes
Heart Failure ClinicsExercise testing is frequently incorporated into management of patients with cardiovascular and/or pulmonary disease. A lifelong commitment to exercise promotes cardiac remodeling, leading to changes in structure and function of the atria and ventricles, commonly referred to as the "athletic heart." Stress testing is also incorporated into the ...
Eric, Rudofker +7 more
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Sport in Society, 2007
Are elite athletes exploited in terms of the health risks they are expected to accept? What are the health risks of elite sport? Are appropriate steps taken to safeguard athletes' health? This essay draws on a study of English professional football which found that players are expected to ‘play hurt’.
Patrick Murphy, Ivan Waddington
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Are elite athletes exploited in terms of the health risks they are expected to accept? What are the health risks of elite sport? Are appropriate steps taken to safeguard athletes' health? This essay draws on a study of English professional football which found that players are expected to ‘play hurt’.
Patrick Murphy, Ivan Waddington
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Exercise Testing Elite Young Athletes
2010Children and adolescents are becoming increasingly involved in competitive sport and, as a consequence, are engaging in specialized training with the objective of enhancing their sporting performance. An important aspect of achieving this goal is to ensure young athletes receive appropriate and on-going physiological assessment and support.
Alan R, Barker, Neil, Armstrong
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Androgens and athletic performance of elite female athletes
Current Opinion in Endocrinology, Diabetes & Obesity, 2017Purpose of review During the last decades androgens have been used illicitly by athletes of both genders. Because of some obvious ethical limitations, mechanisms underlying the performance-enhancing effects of these hormone or drugs, as well as the magnitude of their effects, have been poorly addressed.
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Elite Child-Athletes: How Much Does Victory Cost?
The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1987Pressure from parents and coaches is forcing many elite child-athletes to strive for perfection. That pressure may be responsible for a host of physical and psychological ailments.
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The molecular athlete: exercise physiology from mechanisms to medals
Physiological Reviews, 2023Regula Furrer +2 more
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Circadian Advantages in Elite Athletes
Current Sleep Medicine Reports, 2022Allison Joy Brager +4 more
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