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Alexandre Demarle

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Laurent Paul Laffite; Juan Paulo Vilas-Boas; Alexandre Demarle; José Silva; Ricardo Fernandes; Veronique L Billat
Changes in physiological and stroke parameters during a maximal 400-m free swimming test in elite swimmers.
Alexandre Demarle; Anne-Marie Heugas; J J Slawinski; V M Tricot; Jean-Pierre Koralsztein; Veronique L Billat
Whichever the initial training status, any increase in velocity at lactate threshold appears as a major factor in improved time to exhaustion at the same severe velocity after training.
Veronique L Billat; L Mille-Hamard; Alexandre Demarle; Jean-Pierre Koralsztein
Effect of training in humans on off- and on-transient oxygen uptake kinetics after severe exhausting intensity runs.

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2004: Laurent Paul Laffite; Juan Paulo Vilas-Boas; Alexandre Demarle; José Silva; Ricardo Fernandes; Veronique L Billat
Changes in physiological and stroke parameters during a maximal 400-m free swimming test in elite swimmers.
Canadian journal of applied physiology = Revue canadienne de physiologie appliquée 2004;29 Suppl():S17-31.
2003: Alexandre Demarle; Anne-Marie Heugas; J J Slawinski; V M Tricot; Jean-Pierre Koralsztein; Veronique L Billat
Whichever the initial training status, any increase in velocity at lactate threshold appears as a major factor in improved time to exhaustion at the same severe velocity after training.
Archives of physiology and biochemistry 2003;111(2):167-76.
2002: Veronique L Billat; L Mille-Hamard; Alexandre Demarle; Jean-Pierre Koralsztein
Effect of training in humans on off- and on-transient oxygen uptake kinetics after severe exhausting intensity runs.
European journal of applied physiology 2002;87(6):496-505.
2002: Veronique L Billat; Alexandre Demarle; M Paiva; Jean-Pierre Koralsztein
Effect of training on the physiological factors of performance in elite marathon runners (males and females).
International journal of sports medicine 2002;23(5):336-41.
2001: Veronique L Billat; Alexandre Demarle; Jean S Slawinski; M Paiva; Jean-Pierre Koralsztein
Physical and training characteristics of top-class marathon runners.
Medicine and science in sports and exercise 2001;33(12):2089-97.
2001: Jean S Slawinski; Alexandre Demarle; Jean-Pierre Koralsztein; Veronique L Billat
Effect of supra-lactate threshold training on the relationship between mechanical stride descriptors and aerobic energy cost in trained runners.
Archives of physiology and biochemistry 2001;109(2):110-6.
2001: Veronique L Billat; J Slawinksi; Valéry Bocquet; P Chassaing; Alexandre Demarle; Jean-Pierre Koralsztein
Very short (15s-15s) interval-training around the critical velocity allows middle-aged runners to maintain VO2 max for 14 minutes.
International journal of sports medicine 2001;22(3):201-8.
2001: Alexandre Demarle; J J Slawinski; Laurent Paul Laffite; Valéry Bocquet; Jean-Pierre Koralsztein; Veronique L Billat
Decrease of O(2) deficit is a potential factor in increased time to exhaustion after specific endurance training.
Journal of applied physiology (Bethesda, Md. : 1985) 2001;90(3):947-53.
2000: Veronique L Billat; Valéry Bocquet; Jean S Slawinski; Laurent Paul Laffite; Alexandre Demarle; P Chassaing; Jean-Pierre Koralsztein
Effect of a prior intermittent run at vVO2max on oxygen kinetics during an all-out severe run in humans.
The Journal of sports medicine and physical fitness 2000;40(3):185-94.
2000: Veronique L Billat; Jean S Slawinski; Valéry Bocquet; Alexandre Demarle; L Lafitte; P Chassaing; Jean-Pierre Koralsztein
Intermittent runs at the velocity associated with maximal oxygen uptake enables subjects to remain at maximal oxygen uptake for a longer time than intense but submaximal runs.
European journal of applied physiology 2000;81(3):188-96.