Add to ORKGln general, the aim of the study was to explain Kenya's endurance running successes from 1978 to 2009. Specifically, the study focused on: (a) evaluating the impact of the 1990 Kenya Government's liberalization policy on Kenya's endurance running successes and (b) investigates the correlation between the stock of its endurance running resources and the nation's endurance running successes
Past years have proven Kenyans dominant in the sport of athletics. Today, runners from the Rift Val...
Choosing to Run: A History of Athletics and Gender in Kenya, c. 1940s – 1980s explores the history o...
Endurance running velocity (v) is equal to: v = (Fâ¢Vâ™O2max)/Cr where Vâ™O2max is maximal oxygen up...
ln general, the aim of the study was to explain Kenya's endurance running\ud successes from 1978 to ...
Kenya has been very successful at middle and long distance races in international competitions for t...
International audienceKenya has participated in the Commonwealth games since 1954, the Olympics sinc...
Contents: Introduction Notes on Contributors Part 1: Socio-Economic and Cultural Perspectives 1. Ken...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between running economy (RE) and perfo...
Kenyan runners, and especially those originating from the Kalenjin tribe, have dominated internation...
Kenyan athletes have dominated international distance running in recent years. Explanations for thei...
Many theories have emerged since the 1970s to explain the rapid emergence and dominance of Kenya\u27...
What makes East African middle and long distance runners the best in the world? How should contempor...
Since the emergence of Kenyan endurance runners on the world stage at the 1968 Mexico Olympics, wher...
none8Endurance running velocity (v) is equal to: v = (F•V’O2max)/Cr where V’O2max is maximal oxygen ...
Since the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, Kenyan and Ethiopian runners have dominated the middle- and lon...
Past years have proven Kenyans dominant in the sport of athletics. Today, runners from the Rift Val...
Choosing to Run: A History of Athletics and Gender in Kenya, c. 1940s – 1980s explores the history o...
Endurance running velocity (v) is equal to: v = (Fâ¢Vâ™O2max)/Cr where Vâ™O2max is maximal oxygen up...
ln general, the aim of the study was to explain Kenya's endurance running\ud successes from 1978 to ...
Kenya has been very successful at middle and long distance races in international competitions for t...
International audienceKenya has participated in the Commonwealth games since 1954, the Olympics sinc...
Contents: Introduction Notes on Contributors Part 1: Socio-Economic and Cultural Perspectives 1. Ken...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between running economy (RE) and perfo...
Kenyan runners, and especially those originating from the Kalenjin tribe, have dominated internation...
Kenyan athletes have dominated international distance running in recent years. Explanations for thei...
Many theories have emerged since the 1970s to explain the rapid emergence and dominance of Kenya\u27...
What makes East African middle and long distance runners the best in the world? How should contempor...
Since the emergence of Kenyan endurance runners on the world stage at the 1968 Mexico Olympics, wher...
none8Endurance running velocity (v) is equal to: v = (F•V’O2max)/Cr where V’O2max is maximal oxygen ...
Since the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, Kenyan and Ethiopian runners have dominated the middle- and lon...
Past years have proven Kenyans dominant in the sport of athletics. Today, runners from the Rift Val...
Choosing to Run: A History of Athletics and Gender in Kenya, c. 1940s – 1980s explores the history o...
Endurance running velocity (v) is equal to: v = (Fâ¢Vâ™O2max)/Cr where Vâ™O2max is maximal oxygen up...