Your friend Martin is a competitive cyclist in the local cycling club championships. He is motivated to improve his performance by training on a regular basis and following a very healthy diet. Martin is specifically looking to reduce his trial time (i.e., finish his races faster). A few other members of the club take caffeine prior to a race as they have heard it is beneficial. Martin knows you are studying a research subject at University and seeks your advice as to whether caffeine may help his cycling performance and, if so, if that is dose-dependent. Although you have not studied nutrition in any great depth in your first year at University, you feel confident that you can undertake a search for available evidence on this topic.
Keywords | synonyms and keywords with boolean operators | appropriate truncation | wildcard symbols | |
Problem | Caffeine intake and performance in cycling race |
Athletic performance OR biking race OR Caffeine and Cycling |
"Athlets and Caffeine addiction*" "Caffeine intake and Cyclists*" |
Athlets ?Caffeine Addiction |
Intervention | Caffeine intake |
Caffeine addiction OR Addiction OR Caffeine consumption OR Caffeine intake |
"Caffeine consumption and cycling performance*" |
Caffeine ? Cycling performance |
Comparison | Not take caffeine | avoiding caffeine | "Avoid caffeine*" | |
Outcome | Effects on performance of cyclists | Performance in Cycle race | "Cycling performance*" | caffeine?cycling |
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