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Sport science

the age at which elite athletes reach their best performance, which differs by sport, with earlier peaks in speed events and later peaks in endurance and skill events.

In sport science, peak performance age refers to the age at which elite athletes reach their best performance, which differs by sport, with earlier peaks in speed events and later peaks in endurance and skill events. This meaning comes from Schulz (1988) in Journal of Gerontology.[1]

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Schulz, R., & Curnow, C. (1988). Peak Performance and Age Among Superathletes: Track and Field, Swimming, Baseball, Tennis, and Golf. Journal of Gerontology, 43(5), P113-P120. https://doi.org/10.1093/geronj/43.5.p113

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