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Praxis|May 29, 2003
[Energy metabolism in long-term endurance sports: a case study]B Knechtle, A Bisig, F Schläpfer, 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.
Praxis|December 11, 2007
[Swimming for 12 hours leads to no reduction of adipose subcutaneous tissue--a case study]B Knechtle, P Knechtle, R Kaul, 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.
British Journal of Sports Medicine|June 30, 2007
Upper arm circumference is associated with race performance in ultra-endurance runnersB Knechtle, P Knechtle, I Schulze, et al.
Research in Sports Medicine (Print)|December 26, 2007
Cycling and running performance, not anthropometric factors, are associated with race performance in a Triple Iron TriathlonB Knechtle, B Duff, G Amtmann, et al.
Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports|February 1, 2017
Performance trends in age-group runners from 100 m to marathon-The World Championships from 1975 to 2015P T Nikolaidis, M A Zingg, B Knechtle
International Journal of Sports Medicine|February 1, 1990
Oxygen transport system before and after exposure to chronic hypoxiaG Ferretti, U Boutellier, D R Pendergast, et al.
Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports|November 6, 2012
Male swimmers cross the English Channel faster than female swimmersG Fischer, B Knechtle, C A Rüst, 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.
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