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Self-Report Measurement by the Rider to Monitor Their Horses’ Adaptive Response to Training and Competition in Eventing

2024-04-11

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Self-report measurement is frequently used in human sports to assess training adaptations [1, 2]. This is a technique novel to the equestrian sport. The aim of this study was to describe how elite event riders of Germany evaluate their own fitness as well as that of their horses for the entire duration of an eventing season. Additionally, correlations with possible influencing external factors such as type of trai...

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Literature Corpus work: a22e7e99-129d-55e4-8156-d7212f34f89e
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202404.0746.v1

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