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99 studies for running-economy.

biomechanics
2012

Mechanisms for improved running economy in beginner r… (PMID 22525760)

Research note: Mechanisms for improved running economy in beginner runners.

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biomechanics
2011

Plyometric training as an intervention to correct alt… (PMID 21256445)

Research note: Plyometric training as an intervention to correct altered neuromotor control during running after cycling in triathletes: a preliminary randomised con…

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biomechanics
2008

Prolonged static stretching does not influence runnin… (PMID 18972248)

Research note: Prolonged static stretching does not influence running economy despite changes in neuromuscular function.

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biomechanics
2008

Running economy in early and late maturing youth socc… (PMID 18390772)

Research note: Running economy in early and late maturing youth soccer players does not differ.

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biomechanics
2006

Shoe midsole longitudinal bending stiffness and runni… (PMID 16540846)

Research note: Shoe midsole longitudinal bending stiffness and running economy, joint energy, and EMG.

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biomechanics
2005

Effect of a global alteration of running technique on… (PMID 16195026)

Research note: Effect of a global alteration of running technique on kinematics and economy.

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biomechanics
2004

Does stretching improve performance? A systematic and… (PMID 15377965)

Research note: Does stretching improve performance? A systematic and critical review of the literature.

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biomechanics
2001

Biomechanical factors affecting running economy. (PMID 11474335)

Research note: Biomechanical factors affecting running economy.

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biomechanics
1989

Effects of a verbal and visual feedback system on runn… (PMID 2681819)

Research note: Effects of a verbal and visual feedback system on running technique, perceived exertion and running economy in female novice runners.

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