Madison Taylor
Stillingsbeskrivelse
Madison Taylor is a PhD candidate working on the Female Endurance Athlete (FENDURA) Project. She was born in Canada where she did a Bachelor degree in Kinesiology at the University of Calgary. She moved to Norway in 2017 and completed a masters in Exercise Physiology at NTNU investigating the application of sprint training for professional cyclists. Her current research focuses on the influence of the menstrual cycle on the determinants of endurance performance, response to training and recovery. Madison is passionate about improving the understanding of female-specific topics in sport and health research and aims to contribute to the field with high quality research methods and innovative thinking.
Madison Taylor,
John Owen Osborne,
Virginia De Martin Topranin,
Tina Pettersen Engseth,
Guro Strøm Solli,
Ditta Valsdottir
m.fl.:
Menstrual Cycle Phase Has No Influence on Performance-Determining Variables in Endurance-Trained Athletes: The FENDURA Project
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise 2024 DOI
Dionne Adriana Noordhof,
Madison Taylor,
Virginia De Martin Topranin,
Tina Pettersen Engseth,
Øyvind Bucher Sandbakk,
John Owen Osborne
:
Agreement Between the 2- and 3-Step Methods for Identifying Subtle Menstrual Disturbances
International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance (IJSPP) 2024 DOI
Virginia De Martin Topranin,
Tina Pettersen Engseth,
Maria Hrozanova,
Madison Taylor,
Øyvind Bucher Sandbakk,
Dionne Adriana Noordhof
:
The Influence of Menstrual-Cycle Phase on Measures of Recovery Status in Endurance Athletes: The Female Endurance Athlete Project.
Madison Taylor,
Nicki Winfield Almquist,
Bent Rønnestad,
Arnt Erik Tjønna,
Morten Kristoffersen,
Matthew Spencer
m.fl.:
The inclusion of sprints in low-intensity sessions during the transition period of elite cyclists improves endurance performance 6 weeks into the subsequent preparatory period
Tina Pettersen Engseth,
Madison Taylor,
Hanne Cesilie Staff
:
EXPLORING SOME OF THE MISSING LINKS IN EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY
2023
John Owen Osborne,
Madison Taylor,
Boye Welde,
Bente Morseth,
Erik P Andersson,
Ole Martin Fuskevåg
m.fl.:
The effect of serum hormone concentrations on double poling sprint and countermovement jump performance: The Female Endurance Athlete (FENDURA) project
2023
Dionne Adriana Noordhof,
Madison Taylor,
Virginia De Martin Topranin,
Tina Pettersen Engseth,
Øyvind Bucher Sandbakk,
John Owen Osborne
:
The prevalence of menstrual disturbances in female endurance athletes: the influence of performance level and comparison of methodologies.
2023
Madison Taylor,
John Owen Osborne,
Virginia De Martin Topranin,
Tina Pettersen Engseth,
Guro Strøm Solli,
Ditta Valsdottir
m.fl.:
The influence of menstrual cycle phase on physiological endurance performance-determining variables in endurance-trained athletes
2023
Madison Taylor
:
Sex Hormones, Menstrual Cycle and Endurance Performance: The Current State of Affairs
2023
Madison Taylor,
Hanne Cesilie Staff
:
Special Research: The FENDURA Project
08. mars 2023
Tina Pettersen Engseth,
Hanne Cesilie Staff,
Madison Taylor
:
Kvinner må inkluderes i idrettsforskning
Kilden kjønnsforskning 19. april 2022 FULLTEKST
Tina Pettersen Engseth,
Hanne Cesilie Staff,
Madison Taylor
:
Kvinner må inkluderes i idrettsforskning
Agenda Magasin 2022 FULLTEKST
Tina Pettersen Engseth,
Madison Taylor
:
Hvordan påvirker menstruasjonen og bruk av hormonelle prevensjonsmidler din trening og prestasjon?
2022
Virginia de Martin Topranin,
Madison Taylor,
Tina Pettersen Engseth,
Dionne Noordhof
:
Prevalence of subtle menstrual disturbances in female endurance athletes of different performance levels: The FENDURA Project.
2022
John Owen Osborne,
Erik P Andersson,
Tina Pettersen Engseth,
Bente Morseth,
Boye Welde,
Øyvind Sandbakk
m.fl.:
Annual training characteristics of competitive Norwegian female cross-country skiers and biathletes: the FENDURA project
2022 PROSJEKT
Madison Taylor,
Anders Skjerdingstad
:
Treningsopplegg for kvinner er stport sett varianter av opplegg for menn
09. november 2021 FULLTEKST
Madison Taylor,
Anders Skjerdingstad
:
Forsker på mensen og prestasjon
09. november 2021 FULLTEKST
Anders Skjerdingstad,
Madison Taylor
:
Forsker på mensen og prestasjon – sliter med å få nok idrettskvinner til å stille opp
09. november 2021
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Forskningsinteresser
- Effect of menstrual cycle on performance and recovery
- Menstrual dysfunction in exercising women
- Sleep and recovery in athletes
- Determinants of endurance performance
- Women's health research
Medlem i forskningsgruppe
Medlem i prosjekt
Work Package 3: Effect Of Menstrual Cycle Phase On Physical Fitness, Acute Training Responses, And Recovery Following Exercise in Endurance Trained Females
Exercise physiology and performance
PhD project: Menstrual cycle, physical fitness, training, and recovery in endurance trained females
PhD project: Menstrual cycle and contraceptive use in female endurance athletes