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1

Time-of-day effects on blood lactate levels following the Wingate anaerobic test in trained women athletes

BMC Sports Science Medicine and Rehabilitation

December 2026

Köse Y.

Open Access

2

The effect of time of day on anaerobic performance and blood lactate response in trained men: assessment in relation to chronotype

Frontiers in Physiology

2025

Köse Y.

Open Access

3

Circadian rhythm in sportspersons and athletic performance: A mini review

Chronobiology International

2024

Pradhan S.

4

The Effectiveness Of The Circuit Bodyweight Training Method In Improving Cardiovascular Endurance

Retos

2024

Yuniana R.

Open Access

5

Does circadian rhythm have an impact on anaerobic performance, recovery and muscle damage?

Chronobiology International

2021

Ünver Ş.

6

In athletes, the diurnal variations in maximum oxygen uptake are more than twice as large as they day-to-day variations

Frontiers in Physiology

2019

Knaier R.

Open Access

7

Effects of time-of-day on oxidative stress, cardiovascular parameters, biochemical markers, and hormonal response following level-1 Yo-Yo intermittent recovery test

Physiology International

March 2017

Aloui K.

Open Access