Post-activation potentiation (PAP) is an increase in strength that occurs immediately after performing a conditioning activity. We tested the... read more
This study examined the race pattern of world-class swimmers in the 400-meter freestyle event. We observed that the majority... read more
In this study, we investigated whether increasing dry-land strength influences swimmers’ performance in short distances. After the training, the... read more
This study compared the butterfly coordination in young swimmers at different stages of maturation. The results suggest that young... read more
This study investigated the physiological adaptations that were necessary for the world’s best female distance swimmer to improve her... read more
In this study, we investigated whether using different sizes of hand paddles could mitigate the strength disparities between the... read more
We examined the association between the speed curve parameters of a Paralympic swimmer in the 50-meter freestyle and changes... read more
This study assessed whether hand paddles and parachutes influence the coordination of the freestyle stroke. We concluded that the... read more
In dry land, we use different loads to achieve different goals. To find out if it’s the same in... read more
One of the effects of strength training is the modification of body dimensions. If increased excessively, performance in the... read more
