Search Results - Free Radical Research

Wang, Y. C., Smith, R. S., Jang, J. T. “…In the two interval training sessions` (Tr-1, Tr-3) blood lactate concentration indicated a downward trend post test and in the 6th interval, and NH3 in 6th interval training and in the 3rd min of rest (E3) decreased significantly (p <.05). Free radicals(H2O2) indicated no significant change (p>.05). …”

Hanin, Y., Hanina, M. “…What to do is intuitively clear, but how to identify individually optimal technique, how to control it under conditions of competitive stress, and how to do rapid, necessary, and often radical corrections is usually not quite clear. Thus, there is a need for a practical and research-based tool to cope with difficulties in performance of top-level athletes as a special group of expert performers with extensive experiences in intensive training and competition. …”

Volkov, N. I., Igumenova, L. A. “…The activation of free radical oxidation in conditions of the intense muscular activity is accompanied by infringements of processes of the tissue breath that is the reason of fast developing exhaustions and the reduce of the bearableness of hypoxia conditions, permanently arising during the performance of the exercise. …”

Kaikkonen, J., Kosonen, L., Nyyssonen, K., Porkkala-Sarataho, E., Salonen, R., Korpela, H., Salonen, J. T. “…Free Radical Research…”