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Perceived Exertion of Physical Activity During Pregnancy

Journal of Physical Activity and Health, 2015
Background:Maternal physical activity declines across gestation, possibly due to changing perception of physical activity intensity. Our purpose was to a) determine whether rating of perceived exertion (RPE) during a treadmill exercise changes at a given energy expenditure, and b) identify the influence of prepregnancy physical activity behavior on ...
James M. Pivarnik, Mallory R. Marshall
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Perceived Exertion: An Active or Passive Process?

Journal of Sport Psychology, 1985
Subjective estimates of physical work intensity are considered of major importance to those concerned with prescription of exercise. This article reviews major theoretical models which might guide research on the antecedents for ratings of perceived exertion (RPE).
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Perceived Exertion and the Field-Independence—Dependence Dimension

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1978
Perceived exertion responses were compared between field-independent and field-dependent perceivers at three cycle-ergometer pedalling rates. 50 male subjects were classified according to mode of field approach on the basis of their performance on an embedded-figures test.
Robert J. Robertson, Jean McCarthy, Robert L. Gillespie, Kenneth D. Rose   +3 more
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Perceived Exertion: One Measure of Exercise Intensity

The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1981
Gunnar Borg developed the rating of perceived exertion to measure long-term changes in work capacity. Now it is used to monitor exercise programs for at-risk individuals and cardiac patients.
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Cardiovascular Fitness and the Psychophysics of Perceived Exertion

Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 1983
Abstract The purpose of this study was to compare the perceptual response to absolute exercise intensities of individuals differing in cardiovascular fitness using both the RPE scale and a magnitude estimation procedure. Male (N = 34) and female (N = 41) subjects were classified as either high or low fit on the basis of predicted maximal oxygen uptake.
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PERCEIVED EXERTION IN FATIGUING ILLNESS

Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 2001
John J. LaManca, Paul R. Nagelkirk, T Sakowski, Dane B. Cook, Benjamin H. Natelson, Arnold Peckerman   +5 more
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Some Studies of Perceived Exertion in Sports

1986
In physical exercise and various sport activities the perception of exertion gives valuable information about the degree of physical strain as a complement to physiological indicators (Borg, 1962, 1978). Many of the problems listed in my opening address at this symposium (Borg, 1986) are of relevance for studies in sports. Of special interest are those
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ADVANCES IN THE STUDY AND APPLICATION OF PERCEIVED EXERTION

Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews, 1983
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EXERCISE TRAINING AND PERCEIVED EXERTION AT RETIREMENT

Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 1986
A. P. Donner, P. A. Rechnitzer Facsm, D. A. Cunningham Facsm, D. G. Wong, J. H. Howard   +4 more
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ATTENUATION OF PERCEIVED EXERTION RATINGS AT MAXIMAL EXERTION

Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation, 1989
Pamela S. Reed, Sheri Grais, Barry A. Franklin, Seymour Gordon   +3 more
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