What the papers say : benefits of aquatic plyometrics; Eating disorders: are coaches to blame?; Sports injury treatment – whereʼs the evidence

von Walker, Isabel (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 225, S. 11-12, Lit.

Optimum nutrition for athletes : what can we learn from recent studies?

von Hamilton, Andrew (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 225, S. 8-11, Lit.

Running and body fat – walking the tightrope of optimum performance

von Maughan, Ron (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 225, S. 4-6, Lit.

What the papers say : drinking guidelines under attack; how vibration boosts resistance exercise; asthma drugs are not ergogenic; protein does not improve endurance performance

von Walker, Isabel (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 234, S. 11-12, Lit.

Sports drinks : can you have too much of a good thing?

von Godfrey, Richard (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 234, S. 8-11, Lit.

Squats – new research on an old favourite

von Marshall, James (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 234, S. 5-7, Lit.

What the papers say : injuries in synchronised skating; antioxidants compared; no long-term risk from concussion in football

von Walker, Isabel (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 233, S. 11-12, Lit.

The motivational dynamics of sport

von Karageorghis, Costas (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 233, S. 8-11, Lit.

Can athletes dance their way to agility?

von Shepherd, John (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 233, S. 5-7, Lit.

Carbohydrate drinks : can fructose enhance endurance?

von Hamilton, Andrew (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 233, S. 1-4, Lit.

Youʼll never hear a bad word about glucosamine, but hereʼs the lowdown on whether it works

von Oussedik, Sam (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 232, S. 11-12, Lit.

Does sport set us up for arthritis in later life? And can anything be done?

von Oussedik, Sam (Autor), ... James, Laurel (Autor), Haddad, Fares (Autor)
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 232, S. 9-10, Lit.

Slouching isnʼt just an attitude – it will damage your sport and your health

von Alexander, Mark (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 232, S. 7-8, Lit.

Want to know the key to training success? : plenty of R&R

von Grantham, Nick (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 232, S. 1-4, Lit.

What the papers say : compression tights offer real benefits; pre-cooling: which part of the body should you target?; does tennis lead to shoulder disease?

von Walker, Isabel (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 231, S. 11-12, Lit.

Joint manipulation – the temperature rises

von Hamilton, Andrew (Autor), ... Sandstrom, Ulrik (Autor), Moore, Ann (Autor), Ernst, Edzard (Autor), Robson, Steve (Autor)
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 231, S. 8-11, Lit.

Strength training for cycling : does it really help?

von Marshall, James (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 231, S. 5-7, Lit.

Footballing injuries : are they really on the rise?

von Salih, T.J. (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 231, S. 1-4, Lit.

What the papers say : probiotics combat fatigue problems in athletes; bleeding risk for ultra runners; caffeine and leg muscle pain

von Walker, Isabel (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 230, S. 11-12, Lit.

Athleticogenomics : the gene genie is out of his bottle

von Sharp, Craig (Autor) ...
Erschienen in Peak performance, 2006, 230, S. 8-11, Lit.