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• 2010Associative/Dissociative Cognitive Strategies in Sustained Physical Activity: Literature Review and Proposal for a Mindfulness-Based Conceptual Model69 cited
• 2014Exploring Experiences of Running an Ultramarathon59 cited
• 2007Hitting the wall in the marathon: Phenomenological characteristics and associations with expectancy, gender, and running history52 cited
• 1996Cognitive strategies in sport and exercise psychology.48 cited
• 1998A naturalistic investigation of former Olympic cyclists' cognitive strategies for coping with exertion pain during performance44 cited
• 1998The relations of cognitive strategies with injury, motivation, and performance among marathon runners: Results from two studies41 cited
• 1999Can Associative and Dissociative Strategies Affect the Swimming Performance of Recreational Swimmers?39 cited
• 2004Factor structure of the Coping Inventory for Competitive Sport with a sample of participants at the 2001 New York marathon37 cited
• 2010Exertion–Attention–Flow Linkage Under Different Workloads35 cited
• 2013The relationship between exercise intensity and preferred music intensity.30 cited
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