Beat Knechtle
Beat Knechtle is a renowned researcher in the field of sports science, particularly known for his studies on endurance sports, including ultramarathons. His recent research, published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, analyzed extensive participation data from 100-kilometer races, revealing that peak performance in ultramarathons often occurs between the ages of 40 and 49. Knechtle's work challenges the common perception of declining physical abilities with age, highlighting the capacities of middle-aged athletes.
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Beat Knechtle led a study analyzing over 370,000 entries in 100-kilometer races.
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