After the physiological measurements we continue with the measurements that are part of our Human Movement Scientist Paul Koster’s PhD, to focus mainly on turns, especially during freestyle swimming. The project is based on two main objectives. The first objective is based on verifying the difference in the angles between the segments of the body,…
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A complex chain of measurements took place in the last two weeks in InnoSportLab de Tongelreep on 22 swimmers of the Dutch National Team. The project aims to determine a full physiological profile of the athletes, led by PhD student of the Lab, Michel de Haan. The first three days consisted of VO2 max tests…
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Race weekend means busy days for the analysts of InnoSportLab de Tongelreep. It was no different last weekend at the three-day-event of the 2022 Eindhoven Qualification Meet, where they recorded 560 videos of athletes of the Dutch National Swimming and Para Swimming Team. For more than ten years now the team of InnoSportLab de Tongelreep…
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On the first day of March, the last paper of the PhD thesis of our own Sander Schreven was published in the Elite Sports and Performance Enhancement section of the Frontiers in Sports and Active Living scientific journal. The study – titled Sprint Performance in Arms-Only Front Crawl Swimming Is Strongly Associated With the Power-To-Drag…
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Hoe snel je zwemt is afhankelijk van honderd en een factoren, zegt Sander Schreven embedded scientist en promovendus bij InnoSportLab de Tongelreep. Hoelang je bent, hoeveel je weegt, of je mentaal fit bent, goed getraind hebt, moment van de dag, maar ook hoe je techniek is. Hoe je bijvoorbeeld je hand tijdens de borstcrawl naar…
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