Athletes - Training
Plasma brain-derived neurotrophic factor is higher after combat training (Randori) than incremental ramp test in elite judo athletes
... recruited athletes from different modalities and different training levels (elite and non-elite) to evaluate the blood BDNF changes that can result in different ...trained athletes or healthy trained ...
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Monitoring training load in U20 track and field junior athletes
... during training and competition, is becoming increasingly popular to monitor ...assess athletes across levels of performance ...with training load ...
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Off-training levels of physical activity and sedentary behavior in young athletes: preliminary results during a typical week
... talented athletes and were chosen as the best among their ...high-level athletes, it was possible to identify that PA and SED data during non-training hours were highly ...contextualize ...
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Do biological maturity and performance influence the training load of track and field athletes?
... with training load (RPE- session method). Seventy-five young athletes (13-15 years old) of both genders participated in the present ...field training it was prescribed, each day represents a ...
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Lifelong training improves anti-inflammatory environment and maintains the number of regulatory T cells in masters athletes
... Masters athletes group. Handzlik et al. ( 2013 ) showed that high training loads are associ- ated with higher resting Treg cell counts and greater IL-10 production following antigen ...that athletes ...
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Whole purple grape juice increases nitric oxide production after training session in high level beach handball athletes
... the training routine of the Brazilian selection of beach ...of athletes called for national selection, on the other hand, the study gains in the practical application part of the training ...
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Features of the technical training athletes with hearing impaired in various sports
... technical training athletes with hearing impaired in various ...the training process of elite athletes with hearing impairments, specializing in ski ...technical training of ...
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Influence of Electrophoresis of Antler Mass on Restorative Processes in Young Athletes during the Preparatory Period of a One-Year Training Cycle
... different training stimuli ensures an optimal function of various systems of the ...in athletes leads to overstraining the musculoskeletal system, hypoxia, and the formation of an excess of free radicals ...
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A PRIOR ISOMETRIC STRENGTH TRAINING INCREASES MUSCLE POWER PERFORMANCE OF JUDO ATHLETES
... judo training strategy in the literature available refers to a percentage of one repetition maximum (95% 1RM, for example) 9 ...complex training in their physical preparation ...
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Effects of 12 weeks high-intensity & reduced-volume training in elite athletes.
... reduced training volume for 12 weeks does not improve performance as compared to high volume training is in agreement with a previous study of ten elite swimmers, where ...HIT training in younger ...
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Additional Cardiac Remodeling Induced by Intense Military Training in Competitive Athletes
... competitive athletes when submitted to an intense military training ...exercise training with the cardiovascular remodeling resulting from ...
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Effects of intermittent training on anaerobic performance and MCT transporters in athletes.
... conventional training in ...for athletes aiming to improve performance in events with a considerable aerobic component, it should be considered that performance at altitude could be ...of training in ...
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Additional Cardiac Remodeling Induced by Intense Military Training in Competitive Athletes
... Methods: A prospective study involving 76 military candidates for military special operations, 45 of whom previously practiced at competitive level (> 10 hours per week). Of these military athletes, only 17 ...
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Nutritional supplements: knowledge and behaviors of portuguese athletes
... by athletes to gain some extra advantage in sport and over their opponents, when nutrition and training are not ...elite athletes 2,3,5,7,10,11 , being associated with increased physical demands at ...
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Jiujitsu athletes’ responses in an adapted burpee test
... to athletes individuals, different from mentioned work group ...physical training, which differs not active, active, and athletes individuals one to ...
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Exercise and Airway Injury in Athletes
... level athletes present an increased risk for asthma and allergy, especially those who take part in endurance sports, such as swimming or running, and in winter ...in athletes probably com- prises the ...
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Women athletes in the Olympic Games
... Olympic athletes have been true ambassadors of the changes that happen in society, not only from a point of view of practicing and excelling at sports but also in the roles of women in our contemporary ...
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Body composition in athletes : from methodology to application
... The training regimen was similar to our players including resistance training 2 times per ...weight training and reduced the training volume during the ...This training volume may ...
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Acute hematological changes in Jiu Jitsu athletes
... 4.56, athletes with at least 2 years of practice in this modality of fight and competitors from regional and national ...The athletes were monitored for over 2 months in their training ...each ...
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Quality of life, depression, anxiety symptoms and mood state of wheelchair athletes and non-athletes: a preliminary study
... (25 athletes and 25 non-athletes) were invited to ...two athletes and nine non- athletes did not accept or gave up participation in the ...physical training characteristics of ...
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