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Hopkins, Will Paton, Carl D. 2018-02-18T22:31:45Z 2018-02-18T22:31:45Z 2005 2005 https://hdl.handle.net/10292/11278 Sport scientists and researchers often use laboratory-based tests to monitor competitive cyclists and to investigate training strategies and other interventions that might provide a worthwhile enhancement in performance. The series of studies in this thesis ain to: (1) provide an understanding of major issues related to test error when monitoring competitive cyclists using performance tests; (2) determine the magnitude of the smallest worthwhile enhancements in performance that matters to competitive cyclists; (3) evaluate experimentally the efficacy of a novel training intervention with competitive cyclists. en Auckland University of Technology Cyclists training Cycling training Monitoring and Enhancing the Performance of Competitive Cyclists Thesis OpenAccess Auckland University of Technology Doctor of Philosophy No restricted