Louis Passfield

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2017-2023
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Heart Rate Variability

Virtual Reality

Atomic Force Microscopy

Top Venues

Journal of sports sciences

European journal of applied physiology

European journal of sport science

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Publications

Arthur Henrique Bossi, Diana J Cole, Louis Passfield, James G Hopker
Conventional methods to prescribe exercise intensity are ineffective for exhaustive interval training. European journal of applied physiology (2023)
Arthur Henrique Bossi, Ulrike Naumann, Louis Passfield, James G Hopker
Modelling inter-individual variability in acute and adaptive responses to interval training: insights into exercise intensity normalisation. European journal of applied physiology (2023)
Grant Abt, Simon A Jobson, Jean-Benoît Morin, Louis Passfield, Jaime Sampaio, Caroline D Sunderland, Craig Twist
Raising the bar in sports performance research. Journal of sports sciences 40 (2) (2022)
Daniel J Madigan, Joachim Stoeber, Troy Culley, Louis Passfield, Andrew P Hill
Perfectionism and training performance: The mediating role of other-approach goals. European journal of sport science 18 (9) (2018)
Mehdi Kordi, Chris Fullerton, Louis Passfield, Len Parker Simpson
Influence of upright versus time trial cycling position on determination of critical power and W' in trained cyclists. European journal of sport science 19 (2) (2018)
Sarah L Coakley, Louis Passfield
Cycling performance is superior for time-to-exhaustion versus time-trial in endurance laboratory tests. Journal of sports sciences 36 (11) (2017)
Daniel J Madigan, Joachim Stoeber, Dale Forsdyke, Mark Dayson, Louis Passfield
Perfectionism predicts injury in junior athletes: Preliminary evidence from a prospective study. Journal of sports sciences 36 (5) (2017)
Sarah L Coakley, Louis Passfield
Individualised training at different intensities, in untrained participants, results in similar physiological and performance benefits. Journal of sports sciences 36 (8) (2017)