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    Time perception and enjoyment of professional soccer players in different training sessions: implications for assessment of session-RPE and training load

    Edwards, A. M., Coleman, D., Fuller, J., Kesisoglou, A., Menting, S. G. P.
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    Contextual factors associated with running demands in elite Australian football: a scoping review

    Gregorace, J. I., Bellenger, C. R., Edwards, A. M., Greenham, G. E., Nelson, M. J.
    Published in Science and Medicine in Football (2024)
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    The science behind competition and winning in athletics: Using world-level competition data to explore pacing and tactics

    Hettinga, F. J., Edwards, A. M., Hanley, B.
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    Proposal to disregard athletics world records prior to 2005: a radical and misjudged initiative

    Edwards, A. M., Jones, A. M., Pyne, D. B.
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    Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race: Performance, pacing and tactics between 1890 and 2014

    Edwards, A. M., Guy, J. H., Hettinga, F. J.
    Published in Sports Medicine (2016)
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    Managing heat and immune stress in athletes with evidence-based strategies

    Pyne, D. P., Guy, J. H., Edwards, A. M.
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    Physiological responses to self-paced exercise: effort-matched comparisons across running and rowing modalities

    Edwards, A. M., Lander, P. J.
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    Sport-specific fitness testing differentiates professional from amateur soccer players where VO2max and VO2 kinetics do not

    Wells, C. M., Edwards, A. M., Winter, E. M., Fysh, M. L., Drust, B.
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    Influence of crank length on cycle ergometry performance of well-trained female cross-country mountain bike athletes

    Macdermid, P. W., Edwards, A. M.
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    Inspiratory muscle training and endurance: A central metabolic control perspective

    Edwards, A. M., Walker, R. E.
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    Dehydration: Cause of fatigue or sign of pacing in elite soccer?

    Edwards, A. M., Noakes, T. D.
    Published in Sports Medicine (2009)
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    Concurrent inspiratory muscle and cardiovascular training differentially improves both perceptions of effort and 5000 m running performance compared with cardiovascular training al...

    Edwards, A. M., Wells, C., Butterly, R.
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    Season-to-season variations of physiological fitness within a squad of professional male soccer players

    Clark, N. A., Edwards, A. M., Morton, R. H., Butterly, R. J.
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    Thermoregulatory observations in soccer match play: professional and recreational level applications using an intestinal pill system to measure core temperature

    Edwards, A. M., Clark, N. A.
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    Core temperature assessment by CorTempTM during and following an English professional soccer match

    Clark, N., Edwards, A. M., Cooke, C. B.
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    The anaerobic threshold and exercise tolerance of elite soccer players are improved after training where maximal oxygen uptake is unchanged

    Clark, N., Edwards, A. M.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2005)
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    Lactate and ventilatory thresholds reflect the training status of professional soccer players where maximum aerobic power is unchanged

    Edwards, A. M., Clark, N., Macfadyen, A. M.
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    Lactate and ventilatory threshols reflect the training status of professional soccer players where maximum aerobic power is unchanged

    Edwards, A. M., Clark, N., Macfadyen, A. M.
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    Gas exchange kinetics in elite runners

    Edwards, A. M., Challis, N. V., Chapman, J. H., Fysh, M
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2000)
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    VO2 kinetics determined by PRBS techniques differentiate elite endurance runners from elite sprinters

    Edwards, A. M., Challis, N. V., Chapman, J. H., Claxton, D. B., Fysh, M. L.
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