Результаты поиска - Experimental Physiology

Hosseiny, S. H., Vaezmousavi, M. “...After the pre-test shooting, the 10 shooters who scored the entry point were divided into two groups of five, experimental and control, as the only subjects available. ...”

Larsson, I. A. S., Lycksam, H., Ainegren, M. “...Aerodynamic drag in xc-skiing and its resulting effect on skiers` physiology has been studied to some extent, but not linked to the flow field itself 1,2. ...”

Talsnes, R. K. “...Studies I-II are based on a randomized, experimental design which investigated the effects of increased load of LIT vs. ...”

Badarin, A., Antipov, V., Grubov, V., Grigorev, N., Savosenkov, A., Udoratina, A., Gordleeva, S., Kurkin, S., Kazantsev, V., Hramov, A. “...In this study, we investigated the neural and behavioral mechanisms associated with precision visual-motor control during the learning of sport shooting. We developed an experimental paradigm adapted for naïve individuals and a multisensory experimental paradigm. ...”

Wang, D. “...Methods Twenty biathlon athletes were selected as research volunteers. Physiological and biochemical indicators of the athletes were experimentally tested after training. ...”

Batalov, A. G., Nikonov, S. E., Burdina, M. E. “...It is mentioned that two athletes from the experimental group fulfilled the control normative Candidate Master of Sports. ...”

Staunton, C. A., Andersson, E. P., Skovereng, K., Björklund, G.

Parry, H., Buskqvist, A., Erlandsson, P., Öhrman, C., Lindblom, H., Ohlsson, M., McGawley, K. “...Thirteen national and international cross-country skiers completed 2 experimental trials: 1 with Flow Motion Technology® activated, allowing a rocking motion between the foot and ski binding, and 1 with the foot fixed in a traditional manner. ...”

Yang, C., Xu, Y., Yang, Y., Xiao, S., Fu, W. “...Thus, the aim of this narrative review is to summarize the research and application of CGs in winter racing sports and to discuss how the CGs help athletes improve their performance in an integrative manner (i.e., physiology, aerodynamics, and biomechanics). A total of 18 experimental studies dedicated to CGs in winter racing sports were identified from the peer-review scientific literature. ...”

Vysotskaya, T., Golubnichy, S. “...Besides, the favourable changes of physiological parameters in the experimental group were proved such as: maximum oxygen consumption (ml/min/kg) from the beginning of the preparatory period to the end of this period increased by 2.8%, it was noted a significant slowing of the heart rate and an increase in stroke volume at rest. ...”

Pellegrini, B., Sandbakk, O., Stöggl, T., Supej, M., Ortenblad, N., Schürer, A., Steiner, T., Lunina, A., Manhard, C., Liu, H., Ohtonen, O., Zoppirolli, C., Holmberg, H. C. “...We consider biomechanical (kinematic, kinetic and neuromuscular) and physiological methodology (at the systemic and/or muscle level), providing recommendations for standardization/control of the experimental setup. ...”

Winegarden, A., Lebrun, C., Passfield, L., Doyle-Baker, P. “...While lab-based protocols provide a controlled environment, physiological mechanisms of fatigue and performance response in competitive athletes are best measured by time-trial (TT). ...”

Drzazga, Z., Binek, M., Pokora, I. “...During experiment, the superficial temperature distributions, physiological and haematological parameters were meas-ured. ...”

Sylta, Ø. “...Finally, the aim of paper Vwas toquantify the time-course of developmentof performance, physiological and hormonal responses during a 12-week HIT period ingroups prescribed different interval training prescriptions. ...”

Ortega, E., Keng, J. W. C. “...As winning margins narrow in competitive elite sports, the management of psychological and physiological states are critical to ensure optimal performance, especially in closed skill accuracy sports. ...”

Bolotin, A., Bakayev, V. “...An increasing number of people with impaired vision who engage in skiing sports dictates a pressing need to study the athlete`s physiologic functioning in conditions of sensory insufficiency. ...”

Stöggl, T., Pellegrini, B., Holmberg, H. C. “...Only original research articles published in peerreviewed journals and the English language and addressing performance, biomechanics, physiology, and anthropometry of XCS racers were reviewed. ...”

Churganov, O. A., Gavrilova, E. A., Yakovlev, Y. V., Tuzlukova, M. D., Kuznetsov, P. K. “...Sampled for the study were elite Paralympic cross-country skiers (n = 42) split up into an Experimental Group (EG, n = 23) of Paralympic athletes with visual impairments and Reference Group (RG, n = 19) of healthy members of the Russian national team. ...”

Nybäck, L., Glännerud, C., Larsson, G., Weitzberg, E., Shannon, O. M., McGawley, K. “...However, there was no benefit of acute NO3- supplementation in normoxia or hypoxia. Physiological responses to submaximal exercise were not altered by NO3- ingestion. ...”

Kvamme, B., Jakobsen, V., Hetland, S., Smith, G. “...This investigation compared physiological responses of skiers using V1 and V2 techniques during uphill treadmill roller-skiing. ...”