Changes during a mountain ultramarathon

Muscle damage, physiological changes, and energy balance in ultra-endurance mountain-event athletes A Spanish group has examined specific biochemical and physiological changes after a mountain ultramarathon. In 11 runners, an increase in myoglobin, creatine kinase, lactate dehydrogenase, troponin I, leukocytes, as well as thrombocytes.

The barrel led to an energy deficit with the decrease in body weight and the sizes of the extremities. All numbers can be found under https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27447685/

The performance of 100-year-old athletes

Centenarian athletes: Examples of ultimate human performance? So far, benefits of age group athletes were examined for up to 80-90 years.A French group has analyzed world record performance of 100-year-old athletes. Above all, services in the sports athletics, swimming and cycling were taken into account.Overall, 60 world clords could be found people at an age of 100 years or older. These records were achieved through 19 athletes, 1 cyclist, 10 athletes and 8 swimmers.

What influences the recovery in a 100-mile running?

Determinants of recovery from a 161-km ultramarathon An American group examined whether there are variables that provide an indication of an accelerated recovery after a 100 mile run. UltraRauer at a 100 miles run had to complete 400 m runs before and after the race, the CK was measured after the race and a questionnaire had to be filled out.It turned out that the height of the CK is the most important variable after the run.

Hyponatiums in the ironman-em

Hyponatremia among Triathletes in the Ironman European Championship From 2005 to 2013, a German Group examined the prevalence of the stress-assisted hyponatremia at Ironman Triathlon at the Ironman EM. During this period, 932 men and 157 women were investigating what the largest world’s largest group was investigated to Ironman Triathlen.Throughout the collective of 1089 finishers, 115 athletes (10.6%) developed a hyponatremia, including 3 athletes (0.3%) a critical hyponatremia.

It showed that the female gender and long competition time clearly correlated with the occurrence of a hyponatremia. The work can be found under https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmc1510409

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Pacing of age class floats

Pacing in age-group freestyle swimmers at The XV FINA World Masters Championships in Montreal 2014 The pacing has already been investigated in sports above all for top athletes in different sports. In swimming is known as top freestyle swimmers behave on the different route lengths.On the other hand, we do not know if the swimmers are different with increasing age.That’s why we have analyzed results of nearly 4500 floats over 100m, 200m, 400m and 800m freestyle in the age groups 25-29 to 90-94 years at the Swimming World Cup 2014.

The age of the fastest marathon runners

Performance and age of African and non-African runners in World Marathon Majors races 2000-2014 The age of the fastest marathon runners has already been well investigated, on the other hand, we do not know the age as well as nationality of the fastest runners.We now examined the age of the 100 fastest runners in 4 races of World Marathon Majors (Boston, Berlin, Chicago and New York) and the Stockholm Marathon from 2000 to 2014.

100 x 100 km

Patrick Malandain Completes 10,000 km in 100 Days The Frenchman Patrick Malandain has set up a running record of a special kind. For 100 days in a row, he ran 100 km daily.He brings the previous record for 28 days and 6 hours. This incredible performance can be read below https://multidays.com/10000-km-100-days-completed/

Women can beat men in the Ultralauf

Do women reduce the gap to men in ultra-marathon running? So far, a lot has already been reported that women in individual cases can beat all men in very long runs.Whether this is really possible in a larger style you can only check different routes and a long period of time on the basis of a large-scale study. We therefore have analyzed all runners who have completed one or more competitions between 1975 and 2013 in runs over 6 hours, 12 hours, 24-hour, 48 hours, 72 hours, 6 days and 10 days. The most important findings are that the difference between the sexes with increasing age increased.Over the years, women were able to move up to men over 6 hours, 72 hours and 6 days to men, but not over 24 hours and 48 hours.

Performance development of age group swimming

Increased participation and improved performance in age group backstroke master swimmers from 25–29 to 100–104 years at the FINA World Masters Championships from 1986 to 2014 Several studies have already shown that for popular sports such as running or triathlon the so-called. Age group athletes could significantly improve their achievements over the years.For swimming, however, very little numbers are available, especially for other layers as a freestyle.We have now examined the performance of the age class swimmer at the FINA World Cup since 1986 for the discipline back swimming.