ReviewBiology2022
The Problem of Effort Distribution in Heavy Glycolytic Trials with Special Reference to the 400 m Dash in Track and Field.
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2 citing papers in PubMed.
- The Role of Step Length and Step Frequency in the 400-meters Hurdles Performance.Journal of human kinetics · 2026Article
- Changes in stride pattern of elite women's 400 metres hurdles from 2019 to 2022: an analysis by performance level.Frontiers in sports and active living · 2025Article
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Abstract
backgroundBiological factors are ultimately responsible for the cessation of effort in short, maximal glycolytic efforts. However, how these factors are sensed by the brain and act in a loop or feedforward way to regulate the distribution of effort is still unclear.
methodsA systematic review of existing literature on short term glycolytic exercise has been performed on publicly available databases (Google Scholar and Pudmed).
resultsThe problem of effort termination in fast maximal glycolytic activities after 100 years of research is still open. It is not clear if a central governor of effort exists, if the limitations are in the energy transport and utilization system, or in the psycho-social factors.
conclusionsThe solution probably resides in a mixture of factors, but how the different components interact is still a mystery for science due to the philosophical grounding of the experimental approaches.
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