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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Time to exhaustion (TTE)"”.
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Thermoregulation, fluid balance, and reliability in paralympic sport: exploring core temperature responses, hydration habits, and mobility performance assessments
… Four key objectives were addressed: (1) to characterize hydration habits and fluid balance in female para hockey players during competition in a cool environment, (2) to examine the thermal demands and mobility performance of wheelchair rugby (WCR) athletes during international …
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The comparison of physiological adaptations following a 4-week cycle and shuttle run-based SIT interventions
… and cycling sprint interval training (SIT) protocols on physiological and performance measures. Twenty-six healthy, recreationally active adults (19 males, 7 females; age 25± 5y) were assigned to either a control (n=9), run group (n=8), or cycle group (n=9). All groups completed pre- and …
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Determination of Critical Rest Interval using Repeated Sprint Ability Testing
The critical power (CP) concept has been used to determine the appropriate rest interval during intermittent exercise through the investigation of critical rest interval (CRI). Repeated sprint ability (RSA) testing has been developed to define the athlete’s ability to recover and maintain maximal …
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The effect of self-regulation on high intensity exercise
The overall aim to this thesis was to identify if the use of self-regulated (SR) rest during high intensity training (HIT) can be used to increase endurance and power output measures between males and females.<br/><br/>Study one aimed to determine if males and females can maintain mean power output …
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Neuromuscular Fatigue and Biomechanical Alterations during High-Intensity, Constant-Load Cycling
… develops, the neuromuscular system must adapt to these changes by making compensatory movement pattern adjustments so as to use motor pathways that are less fatigued in an effort to maintain task performance; motor variability is thus increased. The primary purpose of the four studies contained …