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  1. Upper Limbs Movement Frequency: Connection to Swimming Performance and Kinematics
  2. Swimming training sets across intensity domains: physiological responses beyond lactate concentration and internal load
  3. Seasonal Training Adaptations in Adolescent Swimmers: Effects of Equal Load 12-Week Programs Across Two Annual Cycles
  4. Acute Effect of Dryland Maximum Strength Training Session on Sport-Specific Performance Tests in Female Water Polo Players
  5. Performance and Psychophysiological Responses to Mental Fatigue in Artistic Swimming
  6. Cardiovascular and Thermal Responses to Cold Exposure During Exercise in Iron-Deficient Anemic Individuals
  7. Cardiorespiratory and oxygenation responses in iron-deficient anemic women during whole-body exercise under moderate hypoxia
  8. Cardiovascular and Thermal Responses to Cold Exposure during Exercise in Iron Deficient Anemic Individuals
  9. Physiological Responses to Repeated Maximum Intensity Efforts in Surface and Underwater Fin Swimming
  10. Acute Biomechanical and Physiological Responses with Concurrent Aerobic and Anaerobic Swimming Training
  11. Concurrent sprint and aerobic training in swimming: Influence of exercise sequence on physiological responses and perceived exertion
  12. Effects of Consecutive Long-Haul Travel on Jet-Lag Symptoms: Case Study of a National Water Polo Team Preparing for World-Class Events
  13. Effects of Successive Annual Training on Young Swimmers’ Strength Asymmetries and Performance
  14. The Method but Not the Protocol Affects Lactate-Threshold Determination in Competitive Swimmers
  15. Habitual Nocturnal Sleep, Napping Behavior, and Recovery Following Training and Competition in Elite Water Polo: Sex-Related Effects
  16. Concurrent Sprint Swimming Interval and Dryland Training: Performance and Biomechanical Variable Changes within a Mesocycle
  17. Progression of Sprint Interval Training Set Performance and Physiological Responses during a Six-Week Training Period
  18. Physiological Responses and Swimming-Performance Changes Induced by Altering the Sequence of Training Sets
  19. Effects of Training Sets Sequence on Swimming Performance, Training Load and Physiological Responses
  20. Dry-Land Force–Velocity, Power–Velocity, and Swimming-Specific Force Relation to Single and Repeated Sprint Swimming Performance
  21. Delayed Effect of Dry-Land Strength Training Sessions on Swimming Performance
  22. Intensified Olympic Preparation: Sleep and Training-Related Hormonal and Immune Responses in Water Polo
  23. Acute and Long-Term Effects of Concurrent Resistance and Swimming Training on Swimming Performance
  24. The Effect of Wet Conditions and Surface Combat Swimming on Shooting
  25. The Effect of a Surface Combat Swimming Training Program on Swimming Performance
  26. Young Swimmers’ Middle-Distance Performance Variation within a Training Season
  27. Verifying Physiological and Biomechanical Parameters during Continuous Swimming at Speed Corresponding to Lactate Threshold
  28. Heart rate recovery responses after acute training load changes in top-class water polo players
  29. Validating Physiological and Biomechanical Parameters during Intermittent Swimming at Speed Corresponding to Lactate Concentration of 4 mmol·L−1
  30. Effect of a Carbohydrate-Electrolyte Solution on Fluid Balance and Performance at a Thermoneutral Environment in International-Level Fencers
  31. Physiological and Tactical On-court Demands of Water Polo
  32. Effects of Concurrent Strength and High-Intensity Interval Training on Fitness and Match Performance in Water-Polo Players
  33. High-Intensity Training in Water Polo: Swimming vs. Ball Drills
  34. Acute Resistance Exercise: Physiological and Biomechanical Alterations During a Subsequent Swim-Training Session
  35. Training Loads, Wellness And Performance Before and During Tapering for a Water-Polo Tournament
  36. Physiological and Biomechanical Evaluation of a Training Macrocycle in Children Swimmers
  37. Effects of detraining in age-group swimmers performance, energetics and kinematics
  38. Physiological Responses of Continuous and Intermittent Swimming at Critical Speed and Maximum Lactate Steady State in Children and Adolescent Swimmers
  39. Evaluation of Physical Fitness in Water Polo Players According to Playing Level and Positional Role
  40. Reliability and Validity of Tethered Swimming Lactate Minimum Test and Their Relationship With Performance in Young Swimmers
  41. The Effects of Recovery Duration During High-Intensity Interval Exercise on Time Spent at High Rates of Oxygen Consumption, Oxygen Kinetics, and Blood Lactate
  42. The effect of two additional dry-land active warm-up protocols on the 50-m front-crawl swimming performance
  43. Using Wavelet Transform for Speed Fluctuation Analysis During Manikin Carry with Fins
  44. Active recovery intervals restore initial performance after repeated sprints in swimming
  45. Changes of endurance indices in young swimmers during maturation
  46. Flexibility training in preadolescent female athletes: Acute and long-term effects of intermittent and continuous static stretching
  47. Biophysical Determinants of Front-Crawl Swimming at Moderate and Severe Intensities
  48. Effects of Short-Interval and Long-Interval Swimming Protocols on Performance, Aerobic Adaptations, and Technical Parameters
  49. Severe hypoxemia induced by prolonged expiration and reduced frequency breathing during submaximal swimming
  50. Aerobic, resistance and combined training and detraining on body composition, muscle strength, lipid profile and inflammation in coronary artery disease patients
  51. Performance Decrement and Skill Deterioration During a Water Polo Game are Linked With the Conditioning Level of the Athletes
  52. Physical Performance During Water-Polo Matches: The Effect of the Players’ Competitive Level
  53. Concurrent Strength and Interval Endurance Training in Elite Water Polo Players
  54. Changes in Respiratory Parameters and Fin-Swimming Performance Following a 16-Week Training Period with Intermittent Breath Holding
  55. Is Speed Reserve Related to Critical Speed and Anaerobic Distance Capacity in Swimming?
  56. The influence of the hand’s acceleration and the relative contribution of drag and lift forces in front crawl swimming
  57. The effect of leg kick on sprint front crawl swimming
  58. Competitive Performance, Training Load and Physiological Responses During Tapering in Young Swimmers
  59. Metabolic Responses at Various Intensities Relative to Critical Swimming Velocity
  60. Acute Effect of Front Crawl Sprint Resisted Swimming on the Propulsive Forces of the Hand
  61. Physiological Responses and Stroke-Parameter Changes During Interval Swimming in Different Age-Group Female Swimmers
  62. Estimating the energy contribution during single and repeated sprint swimming
  63. Physiological responses during interval training at relative to critical velocity intensity in young swimmers
  64. Training-Induced Changes on Blood Lactate Profile and Critical Velocity in Young Swimmers
  65. Repeated Sprint Swimming Performance after Low- or High-Intensity Active and Passive Recoveries
  66. Effects of active and passive recovery on performance during repeated-sprint swimming
  67. Swimming Performance After Passive and Active Recovery of Various Durations
  68. Physiological and Anthropometric Determinants of Rhythmic Gymnastics Performance
  69. Effect of different intensities of active recovery on sprint swimming performance
  70. Critical Velocity and Lactate Threshold in Young Swimmers
  71. Influence of different rest intervals during active or passive recovery on repeated sprint swimming performance