Biomechanics and medicine in swimming A. Peter Hollander, Peter A. Huijing, Gert de Groot. - International Symposium of Biomechanics in Swimming 1982 Amsterdam, Netherlands); Hollander, Arie Peter; Huijing, Peter A.; Groot, Gert de; International Congress on Swimming Medicine 1982 Amsterdam, Netherlands). (Champaign, Illinois Human Kinetics Publishers, 1983)
Backward extrapolation of VO2 from the O2 recovery curve after a voluntary maximal 400-m swim Jean-Marc Lavoie, L.A. Leger, R.R. Montpetit, and S. Chabot -- Aerobic energy cost of swimming the front crawl at high velocity in international class and adolescent swimmers R.R. Montpetit, Jean-Marc Lavoie, and G. Cazorla -- A comparison of the anaerobic threshold and blood lactate increases during cycle ergometry and free swimming Jay E. Caldwell and Heikki Pekkarinen -- The influence of active recovery on blood lactate disappearance after supramaximal swimming G. Cazorla, C. Dufort, R.R. Montpetit, J.P. Cervetti -- The influence of training and age on VO2 max during swimming in Japanese elite age group and olympic swimmers Takeo Nomura - Physiological characteristics of champion swimmers during a five-year follow-up period Lennart Gullstrand and Ingvar Holmer -- Temperature regulation and immersion Albert B. Craig, Jr. - Effects of swimming in ice-cold and warm water on changes in plasma volume and free fatty acids Vaclav Zeman, Jaroslav Novak, and Vaclav Holecek -- Some medical observations of marathon swimmers after the race Jarsolav Novak, Vaclav Zeman, Jiri Berger, and Bodhan Semiginovsky -- Physiological effects of a 24-hour swim Jean-Claude Chatard, A. Geyssant, and J.R. Lacour -- Fluid shifts and heart rate responses during prolonged swimming Bodil Nielsen -- Performance of leg action on performance in the sprint front crawl stroke James Watkins and Andrew T. Gordon -- Stroke length and stroke frequency variations in men's and women's 100-m freestyle swimming Helga Letzelter and Werner Freitag -- Profiles of competitors using different patterns in front crawl events Ulrik Persyn, Daniel Daly, Harold Vervaecke. Luc Van Tilborgh, and Dirk Verhetsel -- Effects of isokinetic, isotonic and swim training on swimming performance Mitsumasa Miyashita and Hiroaki Kanehisa -- Estimation of the peak performance in the 100-meter breast stroke on the basis of serum lactate measurement during two submaximal test heats at different velocities Michael Elliot and Paul Haber -- Heart rate measurement technique in swimming performance prediction Robert J. Treffene -- Swimming direction and visual control Jaroslav Novak -- Factor analysis of a swimming performance test Jean Nowlan and Paul Godbout -- Endurance in swimming, analyzed from the standpoint of automatic regulation theory Vladimir Schor, I. Stupineau, P. Hillerin, and D. Constantinescu.
"Proceedings of the Fourth International Symposium of Biomechanics in Swimming and the Fifth International Congress on Swimming Medicine held in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, June 21-25, 1982"--Half t.p.
Includes bibliographies and index.
Keywords: Swimming -- Physiological aspects -- Congresses; Human mechanics -- Congresses