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The effects of exercise intensity on thermoregulatory responses to exercise in women
Physiology & Behavior, 2002We investigated the influence of altering exercise intensity (150, 300, and 450 kpm/min) on the resetting of the core temperature threshold for the onset of the sweating rate (M(sw)) and the alteration of sweating sensitivity during the menstrual cycle in women.
Yoshiyuki, Fukuoka +5 more
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Intense exercise increases the post-exercise threshold for sweating
European Journal of Applied Physiology, 1997We demonstrated previously that esophageal temperature (T(es)) remains elevated by approximately 0.5 degrees C for at least 65 min after intense exercise. Following exercise, average skin temperature (T(avg)) and skin blood flow returned rapidly to pre-exercise values even though T(es) remained elevated, indicating that the T(es) threshold for ...
G P, Kenny +4 more
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Effect of Exercise Intensity on Exercise-Induced Lymphocyte Apoptosis
International Journal of Sports Medicine, 2007Because lymphocyte apoptosis is significantly elevated immediately following high-intensity exercise in humans, it seems intuitive that the cell death process must be initiated at some point during the task. This study was designed to determine whether exercise-induced lymphocyte apoptosis occurs at a threshold level of intensity, or exists only ...
J W, Navalta, D A, Sedlock, K-S, Park
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Exercise intensity and hypertension: what’s new?
Journal of Human Hypertension, 2016One bout of aerobic exercise and regular participation in aerobic exercise has been shown to result in a lowering of office and ambulatory blood pressure of hypertensive individuals. Higher-intensity aerobic exercise, up to 70% of maximal oxygen consumption, does not produce a greater hypotensive effect, compared with moderate-intensity aerobic ...
Y N, Boutcher, S H, Boutcher
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Exercise Intensity in Exergaming: An approach by GameFiTT
2019 IEEE 7th International Conference on Serious Games and Applications for Health (SeGAH), 2019Active video games are exergames that track players’ body movement in relation to the game requirement. While active video games provide the necessary modes of exercise types in relation to aerobic, resistance, yoga and stretching, they are limited by compartmental movements that needed to be selected by players to form one complete exercise training ...
Khasnur Abd Malek +8 more
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Exercise Intensity Self-Regulation for Interval Exercise
2014The estimation–production paradigm can be used to test an individual’s ability to self-regulate exercise intensity at multiple target RPE’s, a skill that is necessary to perform RPE-based aerobic interval exercise. Prior to implementing an interval exercise prescription, an evaluation of intensity discrimination is warranted. This evaluation determines
Luke Haile +2 more
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International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance
Purpose: During very short (≤15 s) high-intensity (∼100% maximum rate of oxygen uptake [VO2]) intervals, defined here as microintervals, VO2 and lactate concentrations can remain near the first lactate threshold (LT1). However, no research has yet identified microinterval combinations that maintain acute responses entirely within the low-intensity zone
Pekka Matomäki +3 more
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Purpose: During very short (≤15 s) high-intensity (∼100% maximum rate of oxygen uptake [VO2]) intervals, defined here as microintervals, VO2 and lactate concentrations can remain near the first lactate threshold (LT1). However, no research has yet identified microinterval combinations that maintain acute responses entirely within the low-intensity zone
Pekka Matomäki +3 more
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Intensive Exercises in Early Poliomyelitis
Physical Therapy, 1952A D, GUREWITSCH, P P, PROUD
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