Jeroen Swart

TL;DR: Pacing is influenced by an interaction between feedback and previous experience, and Conscious cognitive processes that lead to ratings of perceived exertion and pacing appear to be influenced by previous experience.

TL;DR: It is suggested that HRR has the potential to monitor changes in endurance performance and contribute to a more accurate prescription of training load in well‐trained and elite cyclists.

TL;DR: The ingestion of a centrally acting stimulant allowed subjects to exercise for longer at higher cardiorespiratory and metabolic stress indicating the presence of a muscular reserve in the natural state, suggesting that endurance performance is not only “limited” by mechanical failure of the exercising muscles.

TL;DR: HRR is a sensitive marker which tracks changes in training status in already well-trained cyclists and has the potential to have an important role in monitoring and prescribing training.

TL;DR: Examination of ratings of perceived exertion (RPE) and performance during repetitive maximal effort 40 km time trials as well as after an intervention that aimed to decrease certainty about the remaining distance of the exercise bout associated with a more aggressive RPE strategy that produces a superior exercise performance.