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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"detraining"”.
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Neuroplastic Adaptations to Exercise Training and Detraining
… of the brain were also studied in response to detraining (70 days of exercise training followed by 50 days of detraining). TR and DTR animals exercised spontaneously using a voluntary running wheel. Following the specified training regimen for each study, a multitude of ET indices were …
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The effect of whole body vibration on lower body resistance detraining
… with magnitudes between 2.56 g and 7.68 g on detraining of the 5-repetition maximum (5RM) squat, extensors and flexors of the knee and the flexors and extensors of the ankle. All participants were trained using a lower body resistance lifting program. Exercises performed included the squat, …
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The Effects of Soccer Training and Detraining Upon Selected Cardiac and Metabolic Measures
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Effects of detraining on cardiorespiratory and metabolic responses after six weeks high-intensity cycling
… (HCL) exercise tests in response to detraining. A central variable was the slow component VO₂ (SC); SC is defined as the difference between end-exercise VO₂ and 3-min VO₂ (Gaesser et a1. ESSR, 1996). Terminal heart rate (HR) and blood lactate (HLa) were taken at the end of HCL tests. …
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The epidemiology of injuries in elite soccer and the impact of injury-induced detraining on physiological performance
… training patterns which may, in turn, result in detraining. This detraining may result in players returning to competition ill-prepared for the physical and physiological demands of soccer play at the elite level and increase their susceptibility to re-injury. In order that the effects of …
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The Effects of a Sudden or Gradual Withdrawal from a Chronic Exercise Pattern on Anxiety Levels of Well Conditioned Athletes
… A-State levels of anxiety to three groups each detraining at different rates and styles. All 112 subjects were post-tested for CV and A-State levels after a two week interval. The unconditioned group showed low pre and post levels of CV fitness and low pre-levels of A-State anxiety. This low …
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Cross-education and neuromuscular factors relating to the prevention and rehabilitation of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) knee injuries
… of bilateral training compared to a control detraining group. Functional output measures were used to assess cross-education adaptations with a view to their potential use in the rehabilitation of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries. No cross-education research to date has incorporated …
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A physiological performance analysis on the effects of the winter academic break on collegiate male club rugby athletes
… indicated adequate levels of activity to prevent detraining effects. Furthermore, it may be more beneficial to provide structured nutritional advice during unsupervised phases.</p>
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Ventilatory threshold and peak VO2 responses in prepubescent children following a high intensity training program
… The initial training group became the control or detraining group. Peak and submaximal cardiovascular exercise responses were measured on four occasions over the two training periods. Polar 'Sports Tester' Heart Rate Monitors were used during all of the training sessions which enabled heart rate …
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Match demands, players´ Characteristics and neuromuscular performance across the season in elite futsal players.
… injuries were significantly negative affected by detraining period derived from COVID-19 lockdown.
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The molecular memory of exercise in skeletal muscle
… whether these adaptations persisted after DETRAINing and if they could be recalled upon RETRAINing. Our results suggests that endurance TRAINing encodes a memory of exercise that leads to the optimization of the mitochondria, regardless of diet, to support hypertrophic remodeling with …
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The molecular memory of exercise in skeletal muscle
… whether these adaptations persisted after DETRAINing and if they could be recalled upon RETRAINing. Our results suggests that endurance TRAINing encodes a memory of exercise that leads to the optimization of the mitochondria, regardless of diet, to support hypertrophic remodeling with …
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Mechanisms by Which Exercise Training Attenuates Blood Pressure in Animals: Roles of Cytokines, Oxidative Stress, and Glycogen Synthase Kinase-3â
… the effects of cessation of exercise (physical detraining) on these parameters. Next, we examined the role of GSK-3â in dysregulation of PICs and AIC in vitro using neuronal cell culture and in vivo using angiotensin II-induced hypertensive rat model. Finally, we investigated the effects of ExT …
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The effect of upper respiratory tract illness on exercise performance
… of illness and following comparative periods of detraining.
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Indicators of Fatigue in Collegiate Women Tennis Players
… adhere. This would decrease the potential for detraining and ensure more time could be spent on other important determinants of tennis performance. Collegiate tennis coaches and strength and conditioning specialists should train tennis players in an anaerobic, tennis-specific manner that works …
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EFFECTS OF EXERCISE PRECONDITIONING ON MUSCLE HYPERTROPHY AND MITOCHONDRIAL REMODELING FOLLOWING THE SUBSEQUENT RESISTANCE TRAINING
… preconditioning were retained over the 20-week detraining period. Muscle cross-sectional area, mitochondrial content and mitochondrial enzymatic activities (COX and SDH) were significantly greater in retraining group compared to training group (p < 0.01, p < 0.01 and p < 0.05, respectively). In …