Tanner D — Sport Physiology — Selected Publications

Dr. Dave Tanner

Professor Emeritus at Indiana University, Co-Coordinator of the Counsilman Center, and competitive ultra-distance athlete.

Peer-Reviewed

Selected Publications

2012

RF Chapman; Abigail S Laymon; James M McKenzie; DA Tanner; Daniel P Wilhite; Joel M Stager

Ground contact time as an indicator of metabolic cost in elite distance runners.

Medicine and science in sports and exercise 2012;44(5):917-25.

2011

RF Chapman; Joel M Stager; James Stray-Gundersen; David A Tanner; Benjamind D Levine

Impairment of 3000-m run time at altitude is influenced by arterial oxyhemoglobin saturation.

Medicine and science in sports and exercise 2011;43(9):1649-56.

2001

TP Gavin; J P Babington; C A Harms; M E Ardelt; DA Tanner; Joel M Stager

Clothing fabric does not affect thermoregulation during exercise in moderate heat.

Medicine and science in sports and exercise 2001;33(12):2124-30.

2000

P A Derchak; Joel M Stager; DA Tanner; RF Chapman

Expiratory flow limitation confounds ventilatory response during exercise in athletes.

Medicine and science in sports and exercise 2000;32(11):1873-9.

1998

DA Tanner; Joel M Stager

Partitioned weight loss and body composition changes during a mountaineering expedition: a field study.

Wilderness & environmental medicine 1998;9(3):143-52.

Other Works

Additional Publications & Articles

2004

Swimming: Olympic Handbook of Sports Medicine — Joel Stager & David Tanner. International Olympic Committee. Blackwell Scientific.

2002

Tanner, D.A. Sprint performance times related to block time in Olympic swimmers. Journal of Swimming Research.

2001

Tanner, D.A. In Print: Swimming 1990-2001. Journal of Swimming Research. Vol: 11-15.

2001

Tanner, D.A., J.M. Stager. Exercise mode, arterial oxygen saturation, and ventilatory strategies. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise.

2001

Stager, J.M., J. Skube, D.A. Tanner, W. Winston, and H.H. Morris. Predicting elite swim performance at the USA 2000 Olympic Swim Trials. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise.

2000

Simmons, S.E.C, D.A. Tanner, and J.M. Stager. Different determinants of sprint swim performance. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise.

1999

Goldstein, M. and D.A. Tanner. Swimming Past 50. Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics Publishers.

1999

Taylor, J.E., et al. Energy expenditure of Masters swimmers. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise.

1998

Tanner, D.A. and J.M. Stager. Partitioned weight loss and body composition changes during a mountaineering expedition. Wilderness and Environmental Medicine.

1996

Hinton, S.A., D.A. Tanner, and J.M. Stager. Contraceptive practices among Division I collegiate women swimmers. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise.

1995

Daly, G.M., M. Emery, D. Tanner, J.M. Stager, and P. Babington. Age of the participant population in the National Women’s Swimming Championships 1984-1994. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise.

1994

Tanner, D.A. Swim workouts for lifeguards. YMCA Lifeguard Instructor Manual. Human Kinetics.

1986

Tanner, D.A. “Swimming Faster” column in Triathlon Today! magazine.

1977

Cortina Fernandez, F. and D.A. Tanner. Articles about swimming. Enciclopedia Salvat de los Deportes.

Co-Authored Books

Featured Books

Swimming Past 50

Mel Goldstein & Dave Tanner · Human Kinetics Publishers (1999) · ISBN: 0880119071 · 216pp

Swimming is a sport especially well-suited for older adults. Swimming Past 50 offers age-appropriate fitness and competition training programs as well as many valuable insights for swimmers who have lapped the 50-year mark.

Table of Contents: Chapter 1. Swimming: Exercise for a Lifetime · Chapter 2. Understanding Aging · Chapter 3. The Basics of Swim Training · Chapter 4. Designing a Training Program · Chapter 5. Dryland Training · Chapter 6. Swimming Injuries

“Many thanks to Mel and Dave for continuing Doc’s unselfish tradition of sharing knowledge.” — Bill Mulliken, Olympic gold medalist (1960)

Swimming: Olympic Handbook of Sports Medicine

Joel Stager & David Tanner · International Olympic Committee (Blackwell Scientific, 2004)

A comprehensive reference volume for sports medicine experts, coaches, and scientists covering physiological mechanisms, training methodologies, and injury prevention in competitive swimming.

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