Vol. 7 No. 2 (2018): Science & Cycling Congress, 4/5 July, Nantes (France)

Book of Abstracts

• A pedaling force vector can be represented by the sum of three elemental force vector waveforms.

  Tomoki Kitawaki

  1-2

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• The Magnitude of Translational and Rotational Head Accelerations Experienced by Riders During Downhill Mountain Biking

  Howard Thomas Hurst, Stephen Atkins, Ben Dickinson

  3

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• Null effects of tDCS over the Left Prefrontal Cortex on Self-paced Exercise and EEG

  Darias Holgado, Thomas Zandonai, James Hopker, Mikel Zabala, Luis Ciria, Daniel Sanabria

  4

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• Data Driven Bike Fitting

  Jarich Braeckevelt

  5-6

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• The new Exposure Variation Analysis (EVA) method to compare pacing strategy and performance during professional time-trial competitions

  Théo Ouvrard, Julien Pinot, Alain Groslambert, Frédéric Grappe

  7-8

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• First evaluation of an automated system for cyclist’s aerodynamic drag assessment

  Cedric Lemaitre, Matthieu Voiry, Cyrille Andre

  9-11

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• Muscle deoxygenation during moderate- and severe-intensity cycling in youth elite-cyclists

  Alfred Nimmerichter

  12-13

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• Connection between Heel Motion and Torque in crank revolution

  Masahiro Fukuda

  14-15

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• Machine learning and physical modelling: optimizing the performance and strategy for time trials

  Valentin Gallet

  16-17

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• Modeling in Road Cycling for Optimal Pacing Strategies: Theory vs. Practice

  Stefan Wolf, Alexander Artiga Gonzalez, Raphael Bertschinger, Dietmar Saupe

  18-19

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• Muscle deoxygenation kinetics in cycling time trial

  Peter Leo, Matthias Hovorka, Alfred Nimmerichter

  20-21

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• Guiding athletes through heartrate and power based tasks

  Martin Dobiasch, Michael Stöckl, Arnold Baca

  22-23

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• Relation between maximal power in sprint cycling, pedal force orientation and strength of the lower limb muscles in elite sprint cyclists

  Iris Sachet

  24-25

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• External training load, performance markers and body composition of professional road cyclists with-in competitive season

  andrea giorgi

  26-27

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• Effects of high intensity continuous and intermittent training strategies used for endurance development on cardio-vascular responses

  Gorkem Aybars BALCI

  28

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• Inside the World Cycling Centre: Models of Talent Identification and Development & Coaches Formation

  Esperanza Martín Santana

  29-30

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• Research and Innovation in Sport on a Budget: The MacGyver Approach

  Andrea Wooles

  31

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• Kinematics, muscle recruitment patterns and pressure mapping in cycling biomechanics - Recent research findings and practical outcomes.

  Wendy Holliday, Raymond Theo, Julia Fisher, Jeroen Swart

  32

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• Concussion assessment in cycling: a systematic review and call to action

  Richard Anderson, Neil Heron

  33-34

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• Effects of flat and uphill cycling on the power duration relationship

  Matthias Hovorka, Peter Leo, Alfred Nimmerichter

  35

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• Identification of the threshold ambient temperature above which pre-cooling has a performance benefit for time trials in the heat

  Steve Faulkner, Iris Broekhuijzen, Margherita Raccuglia, Maarten Hupperets, Simon G Hodder, Geoege Havenith

  36-37

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• Differences in Strength & Power profiles between Road and Time Trial cyclists

  Nils Jongerius

  38-39

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• Muscle-tendon behaviour during sprint in road cyclists: effect of the force-velocity condition

  Maxime Robin

  40-42

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• The use of Heart Rate Variability to optimise acute and chronic training loads and recovery in recreational and elite cyclists

  Simon Wegerif, Simon C Wegerif

  43

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• Training Prescription guided by HRV in cycling

  Alejandro Javaloyes Torres, José Manuel Sarabia, Robert Patrick Lamberts, Manuel Moya-Ramon

  44
• Predicting a Power-Duration Curve in Elite Endurance Track Cyclists.

  Robert Stanley

  45-47

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• Effects of cycling shoe cleat position in performance and physiological variables during cycling and subsequent running in simulated Olympic distance triathlon

  Geoffrey Millour, Loic Janson, William Bertucci
• Estimate Power without Measuring it: a Machine Learning Application

  Guillaume Lemaitre, Cedric Lemaitre

  48-49

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• The effect of carbohydrate mouth rinse on physical performance during a 24.5 km cycling time trial

  Gabriel Baltazar Martins

  50-51

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• Pre-exercise optimisation of the alkalosis response to sodium bicarbonate ingestion: have we been missing its peak ergogenic effect?

  Andy Sparks, Sanjoy Deb, Lewis Gough, Lars McNaughton

  52-53

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• EFFECT OF MOUTAIN BIKE SPIRGRIPS® ON TRANSMISSIBILITY OF MECHANICAL VIBRATIONS, PERCEIVED COMFORT, MUSCULAR ACTIVITY AND HAND GRIP FORCE

  Victor Scholler

  54-55

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• The effect of time trial position on physiological variables in elite cycling.

  Knut Skovereng

  56-57

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• Anthropometry, physical fitness, and coordination in young cyclists of different disciplines

  Mireille Mostaert

  58

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• Physiological response to cycling with variable versus constant power output

  Erik Kolsung

  59-60

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• A critical confusion

  Charles Dauwe

  61

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