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Irish Journal of Medical Science|June 1, 2010
Do ultra-runners in a 24-h run really dehydrate?B Knechtle, A Wirth, P Knechtle, et al.International Journal of Sports Medicine|February 10, 2009
An ultra-cycling race leads to no decrease in skeletal muscle massB Knechtle, A Wirth, P Knechtle, et al.International Journal of Sports Medicine|November 27, 2010
Upper body skinfold thickness is related to race performance in male Ironman triathletesB Knechtle, P Knechtle, T RosemannInternational Journal of Sports Medicine|March 21, 2009
Skin-fold thickness and training volume in ultra-triathletesB Knechtle, P Knechtle, T RosemannNutricion Hospitalaria|March 14, 2012
A comparison of fat mass and skeletal muscle mass estimation in male ultra-endurance athletes using bioelectrical impedance analysis and different anthropometric methodsB Knechtle, A Wirth, P Knechtle, et al.Irish Journal of Medical Science|September 19, 2009
Swimming in ice cold waterB Knechtle, N Christinger, G Kohler, et al.Praxis|January 31, 2009
[Change of body composition in an 81 year old runner in a 100 km run]B Knechtle, A Wirth, P Knechtle, et al.Praxis|October 16, 2007
[12 hours running results in a decrease of the subcutaneous adipose tissue]B Knechtle, K Zimmermann, A Wirth, et al.British Journal of Sports Medicine|April 4, 2008
Personal best marathon performance is associated with performance in a 24-h run and not anthropometry or training volumeB Knechtle, A Wirth, P Knechtle, et al.Praxis|March 23, 2007
[Run across Switzerland--effect on body fat and muscle mass]B Knechtle, P KnechtlePageof 41