Items where Author is "Langan-Evans, Carl"

KIRK, Christopher, CRONIN, Colum, LANGAN-EVANS, Carl, CLARK, David and MORTON, James (2024). From early explorers to restricted practitioners: A qualitative analysis of coaches’ development, context and practices within UK mixed martial arts. International Sport Coaching Journal. [Article]

KIRK, Chris, CLARK, David and LANGAN-EVANS, Carl (2024). The influence of aerobic capacity on the loads and intensities of mixed martial arts sparring bouts. Journal of Sports Sciences, 42 (22), 2093-2102. [Article]

ZHONG, Yuming, LAKICEVIC, Nemanja, DRID, Patrick, GEE, Thomas, TANG, Weiwei, SUI, Yuan, WEN, Chunyuan, ZHENG, Hang, YIN, Mingyue, CHEN, Chao, ZHAO, Zhichen, XU, Kai, REALE, Reid, KIRK, Christopher, LANGAN-EVANS, Carl, ARTIOLI, Guilherme, WELDON, Anthony and LI, Yongming (2024). Prevalence and patterns of pre-competition weight loss practices in Chinese Amateur boxers. International Journal of Sports Science and Coaching. [Article]

WELDON, Anthony, CLOAK, Ross, KIRK, Chris, RUDDOCK, Alan, LANGAN-EVANS, Carl, DETANICO, Daniel, LOTURCO, Irineu and KONS, Rafael (2024). Strength and conditioning (S&C) practices of judo athletes and S&C coaches: a survey-based investigation. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 38 (4), e160-e173. [Article]

KIRK, Chris, LANGAN-EVANS, Carl, CLARK, David R. and MORTON, James P. (2023). The relationships between external and internal training loads in mixed martial arts. International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance. [Article]

BARIBEAU, Vincent, KIRK, Christopher, LE, Danny Q., BOSE, Arjun, MUELLER, Ariel, FRENCH, Duncan, SARGE, Todd, LANGAN-EVANS, Carl, REALE, Reid and MURUGAPPAN, Kadhiresan R. (2023). Rapid weight gain and weight differential predict competitive success in 2100 professional combat-sport athletes. International journal of sports physiology and performance, 18 (1), 85-94. [Article]

KIRK, Christopher, LANGAN-EVANS, Carl, CLARK, David R. and MORTON, James P. (2021). Quantification of training load distribution in mixed martial arts athletes: A lack of periodisation and load management. PLOS ONE, 16 (5). [Article]