Search Results - Experimental Physiology

Arsoniadis, G. G., Botonis, P. G., Bogdanis, G. C., Terzis, G., Toubekis, A. G. “…The study examined acute effects of dryland muscular endurance (ME) and maximum strength (MS) sessions on performance, physiological, and biomechanical variables during a subsequent sprint swimming session. …”

Moorthy, P. K., Reddy, K. R. S. “…Whenever one engages in a purposeful, systematic physical and physiological training regimen, the body will inevitably undergo significant changes. …”

Caldeira Jr, J., Lima-Silva, A. E., Tricoli, V., Rodacki, C. L. N., Paulo, A. C.

Spencer K. T. “…The purposes of this dissertation were to 1) determine what tapering and peaking practices appear to be most effective via systematic review, 2) to identify the tapering and peaking practices used by North American powerlifters, 3) to experimentally compare muscular adaptations and performance changes following two different training cessation periods, and 4) to experimentally compare the two most common taper models following a training program aimed at peaking maximal strength. …”

Lazarus, A., Halperin, I., Vaknin, G. J., Dello Iaconoe, A.

Wilk, M., Krzysztofik, M., Jarosz, J., Krol, P., Leznicka, K., Zajac, A., Stastny, P., Bogdanis, G. C.

Aksenov, M.O.

Dvorkin L. S., Dyushko O. I. “…The experiment involved two groups of wrestlers: experimental group (12 people) and control group (12 people). …”

Anderson, D., Gottwald, V., Lawrence, G. “…Talent development (TD) models typically stem from examining theoretical themes in isolation, and are predominantly analysed using statistical approaches best suited to experimental research. Whilst informative, these models offer a 'one size fits all' framework, and struggle to capture the holistic and dynamic nature of TD relevant to a specific expertise domain. …”

Bradley-Dade, T. “…A one-way (single factor) ANOVA test indicated no significant differences between any of the means, with p=0.92, and F crit > F (where F crit=3.12 and F=0.08), where a p-value of 0.05 was used to determine the significance of the results. (4) Discussion: The results concluded that neither experimental tempo deadlift protocol had a significant effect on broad jump performance. (5) Conclusion: While the results of this study and the previous literature reviewed found only mixed and inconclusive results concerning which specific skeletal muscle contraction is the most beneficial for triggering the physiological 3 mechanisms of PAP and improving power performance, there still remains a significant body of evidence supporting the effectiveness of PAP for enhancing power performance. …”

Petrizzo, J., DiMenna, F. J., Page, R., Smith, G., Martins, K., Lester, J., Kang, S., Chandler, L., Wygand, J. W., Otto, R. M.

Siegler, J. C., Mudie, K., Marshall, P. “…Experimental Physiology…”

Weyand, P. G., Sandell, R. F., Prime, D. N. L., Bundle, M. W.

Mori, H.

Eynon, N., Ruiz, J. R., Meckel, Y., Santiago, C., Fiuza-Luces, C., Gomez-Gallego, F., Oliveira, J., Lucia, A. “…Experimental Physiology…”

Hartman, M. J., Clark, B., Bemben, D. A., Lon Kilgore, J., Bemben, M. G. “…Purpose: To compare the physiological responses to twice- and once-daily training sessions with similar training volumes. …”

Rhea, D. J., Lantz, C. D., Cornelius, A. E.