FACTORS LIMITING GASTRIC EMPTYING DURING REST AND EXERCISE
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THERMOREGULATORY RESPONSES OF PRE-, MID-, AND LATE-PUBERTAL BOYS TO EXERCISE IN DRY HEAT.
During exercise in a hot climate, children have been reported to have a less effective temperature regulation capability, compared with adults. It is likely that the transition from a child-like to an adult-like response occurs during puberty. To assess the association between the thermoregulatory response and physical maturation, three groups of circum-pubertal boys cycled at [...]
EFFECT OF BLOOD VOLUME ON SWEATING RATE AND BODY FLUIDS IN EXERCISING HUMANS.
Five relatively fit men performed cycle ergometer exercise (65-70% VO2max) for up to 30 min at 30 degrees C, 40% rh. The data from control (normo-volemic), hypovolemic [8.7% reduction in blood volume (BV) induced by diuretics], and hypervolemic [7.9% expansion of BV induced by infusion if isotonic serum albumin] tests revealed significant effects of BV [...]
PRE-EXERCISE GLYCEROL HYDRATION IMPROVES CYCLING ENDURANCE TIME.
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EFFECTS OF OVER-HYDRATION ON MANA’S PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO WORK IN THE HEAT
No abstract available.
PREPARING ALBERTO SALAZAR FOR THE HEAT OF THE 1984 OLYMPIC MARATHON.
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ROWING PERFORMANCE, FLUID BALANCE, AND METABOLIC FUNCTION FOLLOWING DEHYDRATION AND REHYDRATION.
Eight international class lightweight rowers were examined to determine the efficacy of rehydrating with water following 24 h of dehydration on body fluid balance, metabolic function, and rowing performance. The rowers performed a maximal rowing trial on a Gjessing rowing ergometer (4200 revs, 3-kg resistance) while euhydrated (ET) and following partial rehydration (RT). Body weight [...]
DEHYDRATION AND MUSCULAR WORK
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