Effect of prior exercise above and below critical power on exercise to exhaustion

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to ascertain whether the intensity of prior exercise altered the time to exhaustion at critical power (CP). The result concluded that prior heavy exercise does appear to improve the time to exhaustion at CP by ~ 10% and is associated with a reduction in the VO2 slow component (SC).

Science & research, Health aspects, Exercise

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Adaptations to a 7-day head-down bed rest with thigh cuffs

Article Abstract:

Thigh cuffs worn during head-down bed rest slowed the decrease in blood plasma volume without reducing orthostatic intolerance. This suggests thigh cuffs are not an effective countermeasure and that hypovolemia is also not sufficient to induce orthostatic intolerance.

Blood plasma, Vasomotor conditioning, Cardiovascular conditioning

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FT-IR spectroscopy utilization to sportsmen fatigability evaluation and control

Article Abstract:

Fatigue in elite rowers was determined to be limited to a certain level of metabolic stress. Once this level was reached, a rapid overtraining process recover proved to not be possible.

Physiological aspects, Rowing

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