Development of normative values for resting and exercise rate pressure product

Article Abstract:

Normative values rate pressure product (RPP) for resting and exercise depends upon multiple fitness parameters. Practical regression models have been developed. They can be applied to patients without cardiovascular medication. A study has been carried out to develop mutivariate models to quantify resting submaximal and maximal RPP.

United States, China, Hong Kong, Heart, Heart contraction, Heart beat, Heart rate, Blood pressure, Heart muscle, Myocardium

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Maximal endurance time at VO(sub.2max)

Article Abstract:

A study has shown that endurance time at maximal oxygen uptake (VO(sub.2max)) can be modeled realistically by a curve that makes possible estimation of several parameters, such as the minimal running velocity sufficient to bring on VO(sub.2max) and the velocity for which endurance at VO(sub.2max) is the greatest.

France, New Zealand, Models, Usage, Mathematical models, Energy metabolism, Bioenergetics

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Interval training at V O(sub)2max: effects on aerobic performance and overtraining markers

Article Abstract:

Increased levels of plasma noradrenaline does not appear to affect aerobic performance. Eight subjects trained at normal rates for 4 weeks followed by 4 weeks of overload training accompanied by noradrenaline. No significant differences in performance levels were discovered.

Health aspects, Performance, Noradrenaline, Norepinephrine

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