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20 Sep 2024
Does the menstrual cycle influence the determinants of endurance performance?
Our recent #FENDURA publication was published in print this month on @MSSEonline. Here is a infographic to help translate some of our findings.
🔗: journals.lww.com/acsm-msse/a…
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21 May 2025
Honoured to present at LJMUs Women's Physiology and Nutrition Symposium earlier this week. Great talks and discussions throughout the day and lot of new perspectives! Thank you for having me!
20 May 2025
Yesterday's Women's Physiology and Nutrition Symposium 2025 brought together researchers, practitioners, and students for a day of insightful discussion around the latest developments in female physiology and nutrition.
The programme featured a keynote from Professor Julie Greeves OBE, research presentations, expert panels, and poster sessions, all highlighting important and emerging work in the field.
For more details about the symposium and talk synopses, visit the UMU website➡️ ljmu.ac.uk/conferences/women…
A big thank you to @KelsieOJohnson and the organising committee for delivering such a valuable and engaging event💫
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10 Jan 2025
We recently created a fun handout for participants in the #FENDURA project
After the study, each person received it along with personalised feedback on their menstrual cycle characteristics - Maybe someone here also finds it interesting🤗
🖌️Infographic by me and @DionneNoordhof
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9 Jan 2025
Great start to the new year!
So nice to see that people are interested in these topics and eager to read our work. 👏
🏆 Top 3 - Most downloaded full text articles - December 2024
1. Taylor et al. - journals.humankinetics.com/v…
2. Springham al. - journals.humankinetics.com/v…
3. Roso-Moliner et al. - journals.humankinetics.com/v…
@MadisonYTaylor @DionneNoordhof
@MattSpringham @DrChrisBishop
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Madison Taylor retweeted
Published: Influence of Menstrual-Cycle Phase on Sleep and Recovery Following High- & Low-Intensity Training in Eumenorrheic Endurance-Trained Women by @MadisonYTaylor, @Maria_Hrozanova, Liv Nordengen, @OyvindSandbakk, @JohnOOsborne, @DionneNoordhof journals.humankinetics.com/v…
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29 Nov 2024
I may be (heavily) biased but I feel this paper never got the attention it deserves.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3904…
We tested the agreement between the traditional 3-step method and a revised "2-step" method for the identification of menstrual disturbances in an athletic cohort
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This could be a powerful tool in sport practice for the early identification of menstrual disturbances (without need for advanced blood testing) as well as in research… depending on the research question of course ;)
@DionneNoordhof @IJSPPjournal #FENDURA
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28 Nov 2024
Not sure who needs to see this today- but here is the first ever high resolution video of ovulation from start to finish (in a mouse follicle). Pretty neat 🤓
mpg.de/23607874/1018-bich-ov…
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19 Nov 2024
Thanks to @kellymcnulty and @periodofperiod for summarising the findings from our recent #FENDURA publication so elegantly💃
Sharing their recent Instagram post to X (although limited to 4 of 7 slides) ☺️
📰:journals.humankinetics.com/v…
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14 Nov 2024
First time experiencing "graphical interpretation": live drawing on stage during a presentation. So cool!
Grateful to share some thoughts from research --> practice this past weekend in Austria 🇦🇹🇩🇪🇨🇭
#SportsymposiumBodensee #FemaleAthlete
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31 Oct 2024
Happy to share the latest publication from my PhD investigating the effects of the menstrual cycle on post-exercise sleep and recovery🏃♀️🚴♀️😴
We found small changes in objective sleep quality in the mid-luteal phase but no effect on perceived recovery.
🔗pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3944…
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*Shared first author: @Maria_Hrozanova
Senior author: @DionneNoordhof
And team: @OyvindSandbakk @JohnOOsborne
#FENDURA @UiTNorgesarktis @IJSPPjournal
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Madison Taylor retweeted
30 Oct 2024
Everyone's saying it: "We need more research on female athletes, periods, contraception, training, performance & health". Well, we're DOING it!
Please help us by signing up to this study/re-posting, as we're looking to involve > 200 female athletes here. tinyurl.com/study1ab
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29 Oct 2024
A must read providing important perspectives for current/future research initiatives.
"Best practice guidelines should not deter us from pursuing MC research, but rather encourage us to prioritise questions that are meaningful not only to researchers, but also to end-users"🙌
22 Oct 2024
Excited to share my 1st PhD publication - we asked 🇨🇦 female athletes what is important to them re #MenstrualCycle in sport
Read it here: bit.ly/3BUALuN
TONS of new research so we need to ensure our Qs are relevant. Main topics:
-Training/performance
-Culture
-Health
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20 Sep 2024
Does the menstrual cycle influence the determinants of endurance performance?
Our recent #FENDURA publication was published in print this month on @MSSEonline. Here is a infographic to help translate some of our findings.
🔗: journals.lww.com/acsm-msse/a…
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20 Sep 2024
On behalf of our talented team:
Co-authors: @DionneNoordhof @JohnOOsborne @OyvindSandbakk @ginnydemartin @EngsethTina @Solliguro @skigirlgina @BoyeWelde @MorsethBente
Test centers:@UiTNorgesarktis @NTNU @Norduniversitet @nih_sognsvann Høyskolen Kristiania
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12 Aug 2024
When the manuscript you've been working on for 1.5 years is accepted on the same day as your co-authors wedding 💒✨😍 🙌
#doublerainbow
@Maria_Hrozanova @IJSPPjournal
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I discussed the findings from our recent #FENDURA publication with @NRKno & explain why the "Super-Week" trend may be misleading.
Nice to see our work shared nationally (...even if it is in the context of a TikTok trend 😅)
@UiTNorgesarktis
nrk.no/sport/kritisk-til-men…
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"Super-Week": The idea that women have a 'super week' each month (day 7-14 of the menstrual cycle) where they feel and perform best because of the rise in estrogen that comes before ovulation.
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