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• First snow ski tracks : prolonging of the natural season of the cross-country skiers in Finland 

  Repo, Katja (2018)

  Cross-country skiing is one of the national sports in Finland. It is a widely practiced sport and leisure activity that has a long history. Traditionally cross-country skiing has been practiced outdoors for free on natural ...

• Fascicle-tendon interaction in v2 skate cross-country skiing : a case study 

  Lemmettylä, Teemu (2015)

  Venymis-lyhenemis –sykli (SSC) on laajalti tutkittu liha-jänne -kompleksin (MTU) toimintamalli ihmisen liikkumisessa. Jotta SSC toiminta voidaan ymmärtää, lihaksen toiminta tulee mitata ultraäänen (US) avulla. Aiemmin yksi ...

• Comparison of Exclusive Double Poling to Classic Techniques of Cross-country Skiing 

  Stöggl, Thomas; Ohtonen, Olli; Takeda, Masaki; Miyamoto, Naoto; Snyder, Cory; Lemmettylä, Teemu; Linnamo, Vesa; Lindinger, Stefan Josef (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; American College of Sports Medicine, 2019)

  Introduction: This study aimed to 1) determine basic physiological demands during a simulated on-snow cross-country skiing (XCS) race when using grip-waxed skis (all classic XCS techniques [CLASSIC]), versus glide-waxed ...

• Physical performance, heart rate variability and hormone concentrations in cross-country skiers throughout the season 

  Lajunen, Kimmo (2016)

  Cross-country skiing is an extremely demanding and versatile competitive sport. Fairly little is known about changes in basal hormonal concentrations and function of the autonomic nervous system throughout the season. ...

• Balance Perturbations as a Measurement Tool for Trunk Impairment in Cross-Country Sit Skiing 

  Rosso, Valeria; Gastaldi, Laura; Rapp, Walter; Lindinger, Stefan; Vanlandewijck, Yves; Äyrämö, Sami; Linnamo, Vesa (Human Kinetics, Inc., 2019)

  In cross-country sit-skiing, the trunk plays a crucial role in propulsion generation and balance maintenance. Trunk stability is evaluated by automatic responses to unpredictable perturbations; however, electromyography ...