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Showing 1 to 20 of 27 for “"rate of perceived exertion (RPE)"”.

  1. Influence of athlete heart rate, rate of perceived exertion, and anxiety in rowing practice and competition

    <p>The purpose of this study was to investigate whether there is a significant correlation between heart rate (HR) and rate of perceived exertion (RPE) in rowing, how athlete perception of pre-race anxiety relates to HR and RPE, and how these variables change between practice and competition. Four …

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  2. Examining Sex Differences in Substrate Utilization During Threshold-Based Exercise Prescription

    The traditional “relative percent method” (TRAD) of prescribing exercise (e.g. % of maximal oxygen uptake [%VO2max]) elicits sex specific amounts of metabolic stress and ratios of carbohydrate to fat oxidation that result in a lower steady-state respiratory exchange ratio (RER) in females. …

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  3. The effect of Fast Eccentric Squats on measures of strength, power and speed

    The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of increased eccentric movement velocity during a submaximal back squat on measures of strength, power and speed as well as examine the effect of recovery following eccentric training had on the performance. Eleven participants were randomly placed …

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  4. Jump Strategy Changes in Collegiate Women Soccer Players

    <p>Countermovement jumps (CMJ) are often utilized to monitor athletes because of their sensitivity to neuromuscular fatigue, which can be seen through assessing jump strategies. The current literature has reported conflicting views on how jump performance is impacted over acute and longitudinal …

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  5. The relationship between performance (tournament progression), daily stress and perceived exertion in male participants of professional squash tournaments

    … Squash is a sport requiring extreme levels of fitness and skill to be proficient at. Squash being a high impact, fast sport that relies on consistency, strength and skill, players often experience stress. This stress is mainly due to the intensity of the matches, but also due to the short …

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  6. Effect of Capsaicin Supplementation on Performance of and Physiological Response to Repeated Sprinting

    … sprints can result from the combined effects of metabolic, mechanical, neurological, and immune factors. The purpose of this study was to investigate the influence of capsaicin on performance of and the physiological response to an exercise test simulating the fitness demands of team sport …

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  7. Comparing energy expenditures between a circuit weight training protocol and a steady state aerobic activity

    … training (CWT) is currently at the forefront of the fitness industry. During the past 10 years, its popularity has increased due to its ability to combat common deterrents of exercise program adhesion. Many individuals that utilize CWT not only use it to fulfill their weekly exercise …

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  8. The Effect of Choice in Exercise Intensity on Affect and Cognition

    … Currently no research has looked at the impact of choice of exercise intensity on the psychological benefits of acute exercise; specifically, affective and cognitive gains. According to Landers (2008), acute exercise refers to a single bout of exercise usually lasting a short duration, whereas …

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  9. Variability of substrate utilization during exercise relative to VO2vt and VO2max

    … 2007 Health and Human Performance Variability of substrate utilization during exercise relative to VO2vt and VO2max Chairperson: Steven E. Gaskill PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to determine to the stability of ventilatory threshold (VT) as a set point for prescription of exercise …

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  10. Variability of substrate utilization during exercise relative to VO2vt and VO2max

    … 2007 Health and Human Performance Variability of substrate utilization during exercise relative to VO2vt and VO2max Chairperson: Steven E. Gaskill PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to determine to the stability of ventilatory threshold (VT) as a set point for prescription of exercise …

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  11. Cardiovascular Responses to Exercise: an Evaluation of the Effectiveness of a Brief Exposure to CPAP in Obstructive Sleep Apnea Patients

    In order to clarify the effects of a single night of CPAP titration on various cardiovascular, gas exchange, and perceptual measures, we conducted submaximal ramping exercise tests to an intensity of ~75% of the heart rate reserve in five male subjects. Means and standard deviation for their age …

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  12. Cardiorespiratory, kinematic, neuromuscular and metabolic characteristics during the recovery period after an ultramarathon race

    The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of exercise-induced muscle damage caused by a 90 km ultramarathon on submaximal oxygen consumption and stride length. The experimental group consisted of 11 male runners (39.7 ± 9.3 years) competing in a 90 km ultramarathon. Ten male runners …

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  13. The effects of MCT oil and glucose polymer ingestion on endurance exercise

    … stationary Subjects consumed a high carbohydrate diet (70%) for two days prior to each test ride. During each test, heart rate (HR), rate of perceived exertion (RPE), VO₂ , respiratory exchange ratio (R), serum free fatty acid (FFA) and serum glucose levels were measured. One of the four test …

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  14. Effects of the Angiotensin II Antagonist, Losartan, on Circulo-Respiratory Responses to Submaximal Exercise in Hypertensive Women

    The effects of the antihypertensive agent Losartan (Lo), on acute exercise performance was assessed in six sedentary, hypertensive women. The purpose, benefits and potential risks of the study were explained to each subject and their informed consent received. In a double blinded crossover design …

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  15. Evaluation of Recovery in Female Swimmers During a Competitive Season

    Objective: To monitor the stress and recovery of college swimmers throughout a competitive season. The priori hypothesis was that RESTQ-SPORT scores will change with changes in training load through the season Patients or Other Participants: 23 female swimmers (mean age = 19.48±1.16, mean height = …

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  16. The Effects of Walking on the Alter-G® Treadmill on Fat Oxidation in Overweight/Obese Males

    … To determine if a reduction of body weight from 100% to 75% while walking on a lower body positive pressure treadmill (LBPP) affects peak oxygen consumption (V̇O<sub>2peak</sub>), fat oxidation (FO), peak fat oxidation (PFO), respiratory exchange ratio (RER), heart rate (HR) …

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  17. A comparison of the effects of different forms of caffeine supplementation on 5000-metre running performance

    … sporting performance, and there is a variety of commercially available caffeine supplements. However, there is limited research investigating caffeine effects on running performance and comparing different forms of caffeine supplementation. AIM The purpose of this research was to compare how a …

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  18. An investigation into potential methods of improving the fitness stimulus associated with small-sided games in soccer.

    … physical, technical and tactical components of soccer could be an efficient use of training time. Small-sided games (SSGs) have previously been investigated demonstrating that variables, such as player numbers and pitch dimensions, can significantly influence the physical response (Aguiar et …

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  19. Feasibility and Acceptability of an Exercise Intervention for Childhood Cancer Patients within a Clinical Setting

    … (PA) is important for the development and health of children and lifelong participation is greatly encouraged. However, childhood cancer patients display significantly reduced levels of PA, both during treatment and into adulthood. As survival rates of childhood cancer are improving, it is of

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  20. The Effect of Wearing Mouthguards on VO2, Ventilation, and Perceived Exertion at Two Different Exercise Intensities

    … To assess the effects of wearing a protective mouthguard during exercise on ventilation and oxygen consumption. <br><strong><em>Design and Setting:</strong></em> All participants performed a graded maximal exercise test on a cycle ergometer to determine peak oxygen …

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