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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1983
To the Editor.— Exercise-associated amenorrhea (EAA) has been associated with the endurance activities of distance running, 1 ballet, 2 and competitive swimming. 3 We want to add our findings regarding weight training to this list. All female participants at the Pacific Northwest Body Building Competition were surveyed as to their menstrual history ...
Diane L. Elliot, Linn Goldberg
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To the Editor.— Exercise-associated amenorrhea (EAA) has been associated with the endurance activities of distance running, 1 ballet, 2 and competitive swimming. 3 We want to add our findings regarding weight training to this list. All female participants at the Pacific Northwest Body Building Competition were surveyed as to their menstrual history ...
Diane L. Elliot, Linn Goldberg
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Lift weights to fight overweight
Clinical Physiology and Functional Imaging, 2014SummaryAlthough resistance training (RT) has long been accepted as a means for developing and maintaining muscular strength, endurance, power and muscle mass, its beneficial relationship with health factors and chronic disease has only recently been recognized in the scientific literature.
PAOLI, ANTONIO, MORO, TATIANA, Bianco A.
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Olympic Weight-Lifting Injuries
The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1978Because most Olympic weightlifting injuries are caused by inflexibility and improper technique, the well-trained lifter concentrates on improving these abilities.
D N Kulund +3 more
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1999
This paper presents a refined and constructive version of the commutant lifting theorem (see [14]) which includes the Treil–Volberg generalization of that theorem (see [15]). This theory is used to solve a new variant of the Sarason interpolation problem.
Biswas, A., Foias, C., Frazho, A. E.
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This paper presents a refined and constructive version of the commutant lifting theorem (see [14]) which includes the Treil–Volberg generalization of that theorem (see [15]). This theory is used to solve a new variant of the Sarason interpolation problem.
Biswas, A., Foias, C., Frazho, A. E.
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Maximum Acceptable Weight of Lift
American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal, 1967Abstract This paper discusses the maximum amount of weight that an individual can be expected to lift comfortably and without strain. Recommendations based on empirical estimates, biomechanical techniques, and psychophysical methods are reviewed, including those of the International Labour Office, the Swiss Accident Insurance Institute, the Danish ...
C. H. Irvine, Stover H. Snook
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Visual perception of lifted weight.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 1981The weight of a box can be seen by observing another person lifting and carrying it. Evidence is provided in two experiments, the first of which employed videotaped events with the actor and box visible only as 21 bright patches. Observers judged the weight of the box rather linearly with an average slope of .87 and with a pooled standard deviation of ...
Sverker Runeson, Gunilla Frykholm
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Memory for Lifted Weights [PDF]
The American Journal of Psychology, 1906 The object of the investigation was two-fold; on the one hand to study the influence of the interval upon the accuracy and quickness of recognition, and on the other to determine the mental processes involved in comparison and recognition. Lifted weights were used because they promised a domain where memorial images are very weak and would therefore ...
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2020
The term weight lifting has a variety of meanings to the general public. To many it relates to bodybuilding, to some it refers to competitive sport, and to others it is a form of exercise. In this chapter, the terms weight lifting and weight training will both refer to the use of free-weight equipment (barbells and dumbbells), weight machines, and ...
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The term weight lifting has a variety of meanings to the general public. To many it relates to bodybuilding, to some it refers to competitive sport, and to others it is a form of exercise. In this chapter, the terms weight lifting and weight training will both refer to the use of free-weight equipment (barbells and dumbbells), weight machines, and ...
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Lifting “the Weight of the Continent”
2013Shortly before the turn of the twentieth century, historian Frederick Jackson Turner argued that “the line of most rapid and effective Americanization” was along the American frontier— though only for an implicitly white population of pioneers— before summarily pronouncing the frontier closed.1 Nearly one hundred years later, Gloria Anzaldua would ...
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Weight Lifting in Adaptive Sport
2017Adaptive powerlifting was initially added to the Tokyo Paralympic Games in 1964 and just included wheelchair weight lifter. By 1984, other disability groups such as cerebral palsy (CP) weight lifters received permission to participate at the events. Since 2012, weight lifting has been open to athletes with any lower extremity impairments that limit ...
Luis Guerrero +2 more
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