Chronic alcohol intake, resistance training, and muscle androgen receptor content

Article Abstract:

The effect of chronic alcohol intake on androgen receptor (AR) content in skeletal muscle that is conducted to determine whether the effect is influenced by resistance training (RT) is described. It is seen that alcohol significantly reduced AR content of the rectus femoris and prevented RT-induced increase in AR content of the soleus.

Influence, Alcoholism, Musculoskeletal physiology

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Physiological changes with periodized resistance training in women tennis players

Article Abstract:

The physiological and performance adaptations are compared between periodized and nonperiodized resistance training in women collegiate tennis athletes. The data demonstrated that periodization of resistance training over nine months is superior for enhancing strength and motor performance in collegiate women tennis players.

Women, Exercise physiology, Women tennis players

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Physiological and performance responses to tournament wrestling

Article Abstract:

The effect that extreme weight loss strategies have on tournament wrestlers on health and performance is studied. Many wrestlers routinely lose weight to compete in a different class. This cycle of extreme dieting seems to be well tolerated but dieting can effect health and performance.

United States, Statistical Data Included, Physiological aspects, Weight loss, Sports medicine, Wrestling

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