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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Cycling--Training"”.

  1. High-intensity interval eccentric cycling: Acute and chronic effects

    Eccentric cycling training has been prescribed in continuous and low intensities protocols, based on concentric cycling parameters. While the lower metabolic demand of eccentric than concentric cycling is advantageous for clinical or ‘at-risk’ populations, it is a disadvantage for cardiovascular …

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  2. Effects of a single-leg exercise training intervention on single and double leg peak power output, maximal oxygen consumption, gas exchange threshold, and the respiratory compensation point

    … the central vs. peripheral adaptations to training utilizing double-leg and single-leg cycling to further asses the contribution of these components respectively in the context of overall cardiovascular function and performance. Furthermore, single-leg cycling with a counterweight allows …

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  3. Kineziterapijos ir ciklinės treniruotės poveikis asmenų savarankiškumui ir mobilumui ankstyvuoju reabilitacijos periodu po galvos smegenų insulto /

    … program based on principles of Bobath and training with bicycle ergometer for patients in early period following stroke. This kind of cyclical training was chosen because it made a dynamic, bilateral action which has many similarities to walking, but is safer and can be performed when …

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  4. The effect of Phosphoricum acidum 200CH on the adverse physiological effects induced by exercise in cyclists

    Dissertation submitted in partial compliance with the requirements for the Master’s Degree in Technology: Homoeopathy , Durban University of Technology, Durban, South Africa, 2011.

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