Overtraining--what do lactate curves tell us?

Elliptic Curves from Mordell to Diophantus and Back

Many years ago, one of us was reading through L. J. Mordell’s “Diophantine Equations” and was struck by a curious statement—namely, that the curve C : y2 = x3 + 17 contains exactly sixteen points (x, y) with x and y integers (see [6, p. 250]). A list of the points followed. Many questions immediately came to mind. How did they find these points, called integer points? How did they prove that th...

Statistical Evidence in Medical Trials: What Do the Data Really Tell Us?

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Social Integration of Young Canadians: What Do Types of Attachment Tell Us?

What Do College Ranking Data Tell Us About Student Retention?

Diagnosis of overtraining: what tools do we have?

The multitude of publications regarding overtraining syndrome (OTS or 'staleness') or the short-term 'over-reaching' and the severity of consequences for the athlete are in sharp contrast with the limited availability of valid diagnostic tools. Ergometric tests may reveal a decrement in sport-specific performance if they are maximal tests until exhaustion. Overtrained athletes usually present a...