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Table of contentsPageSchedule of eventsRon Clarke - Maximising Athletic PerformanceDr John Hellemans - Maximising Olympic Distance TriathlonPerformance - A Sports Medicine PerspectiveDr Darren Smith - - Maximising Olympic Distance TriathlonPerformance: A Sports Physiologist's perspectiveIan Hellemans - Maximising Olympic Distance TriathlonPerformance: A Sports Dietitians PerspectiveBrian McLean - Maximising Olympic Distance Performance –ABiomechanist's PerspectiveChris Hill - Maximising Olympic Distance Performance – TheAthlete’s PerspectiveKieran Barry - Maximising Olympic Distance TriathlonPerformance: A Coach's PerspectiveRod Cedaro Using hypobaric oxygen techniques and hyperbaricintervention to level the playing field in olympic distance triathlonSally A Clark, Julie Dixon, Christopher J Gore, and Allan G Hahn - 14Days of Intermittent Hypoxia Does Not Alter HaematologicalParameters Amongst Endurance Trained AthletesJohn Hellemans - Intermittent Hypoxic Training: A pilot StudyDave Bishop - Reliability and validity of portable lactate analysers?Grant Landers - Kinanthropometric differences between WorldChampionship senior and junior elite triathletesB. Davoren and J. Gregory - The effects of three varied cycle legprotocols on self-paced run time trial performance.John Hellemans - Lactate Index and training loadIan Hellemans - Fluid losses and Voluntary Fluid Intakes in NewZealand Age Group Triathletes During the 1998 ITU WorldChampionship TriathlonAaron Coutts, Peter Reaburn, Kerry Mummery, and Grant Schofield -Sweat loss, Fluid intake and triathlon performance in hot and humidconditions.Asker Jeukendrup - Fat loading and Carbohydrate Loading inEndurance Athletes.361016202632424454626874881001021061162
Schedule of eventsDay 1: Monday November 8 th 19999.00-10.30• Opening address - Les MacDonald - President ITU• Ron Clarke - Maximising Athletic Performance• Dr John Hellemans - Maximising Olympic Distance Triathlon Performance - ASports Medicine PerspectiveMorning tea11.00-12.30• Dr Darren Smith - - Maximising Olympic Distance Triathlon Performance: ASports Physiologist's perspective• Ian Hellemans - Maximising Olympic Distance Triathlon Performance: A SportsDietitians Perspective• Brian McLean - Maximising Olympic Distance Performance –A Biomechanist'sPerspectiveLunch1.30-2.30• Chris Hill - Maximising Olympic Distance Performance – The Athlete’sPerspective• Kieran Barry - Maximising Olympic Distance Triathlon Performance: A Coach'sPerspectiveAfternoon tea3.00- Panel discussion: The above speakers will debate and discuss issuessurrounding "Maximising Olympic Distance Triathlon Performance".Conference dinner - Informal setting - venue to be advised3
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14 Days of Intermittent Hypoxia Doe
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and the six females all trained ins
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95HR (bpm)857565Tre-hypoxicTre-norm
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ReferencesAudran M, Gareau R, Matec
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Intermittent Hypoxic Training: A Re
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Intermittent Hypoxic Training, A Pi
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3. IHR is often accompanied bya gen
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Reliability and validity of portabl
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2Difference between repeated measur
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Stat LM3 lactate analyser3) It is a
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differences of male and female elit
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greater percentage of adipose tissu
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Table 3 Girths: descriptive data &
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greater than chest girth (t= -5.20,
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that the upper body or trunk hasdev
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study was 19.0 years, which is grea
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Training adaptation and biologicalc
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the steady state time trial (Smith
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the maximum heart rate reached byea
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Table 1. Subject characteristicsTes
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Mid Run VO 2ValuesOxygen Values (L.
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performance is expected following a
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The Lactate Index: Classification o
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Fluid losses and Voluntary Fluid In
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Table 1. Age groups in which New Ze
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study will be used to present apred
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ResultsTable 1. Mean environmental
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Figure 1 shows that path analysis o
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leg with greater total body waterwh
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