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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"co-ingestion"”.
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The effects of carbohydrate and protein hydrolysate co-ingestion upon exercise metabolism and cycling performance
… peptides (CHO-PRO-PEP) to a CHO solution when compared to an equally energetic CHO only beverage. Following an initial familiarisation, 12 recreationally active male volunteers performed three randomised, double blind trials. The trials consisted of a 90-minute steady-state cycle preload …
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Influence of protein nutrition and exercise on muscle metabolism
At present, there is no clear consensus as to whether protein feeding harnesses any ergogenic benefit for endurance athletes. In this thesis demonstrate no effect of protein on endurance performance. Furthermore, data presented herein indicates that protein co-ingestion does not enhance recovery 24 …
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Practical precooling strategies and cycling time trial performance
Whole-body precooling can improve endurance exercise performance, especially in the heat; however there are logistical considerations that restrict the use of various precooling strategies prior to actual competition. Precooling is proposed to collectively reduce deep skin and body temperature and …