F. Billaut

Hyperoxia improves repeated-sprint ability and the associated training load in athletes

This study shows that hyperoxic breathing improves repeated-sprint performance and training load in athletes by increasing oxygen saturation, total work, and neuromuscular efficiency.

Inspiratory muscle training for enhancing repeated-sprint ability: A pilot study

This pilot study investigates the effect of inspiratory muscle training on repeated-sprint ability and reoxygenation, finding no significant group differences but suggesting the need for larger samples to detect effects.

Multi-metrics assessment of dynamic cerebral autoregulation in middle and posterior cerebral arteries in young fit women

This study assesses dynamic cerebral autoregulation (dCA) in middle and posterior cerebral arteries of young fit women during orthostatic challenges, finding no regional differences in dCA.

Muscle oxygenation maintained during repeated sprints despite inspiratory muscle loading

This study investigates whether inspiratory muscle loading affects muscle oxygenation during repeated sprints, finding no significant differences in reoxygenation metrics between control and loaded conditions.