The phrase "endurance trained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has undergone training to improve their endurance, typically in a physical or athletic context.
Example: "After months of endurance trained workouts, she was able to run a marathon without stopping."
Alternatives: "endurance-focused training" or "endurance conditioning."
To identify the population of endurance athletes, the following keywords connected with the Boolean operator "OR" were searched: endurance athletes, endurance-trained, endurance trained, aerobically trained, runners, swimmers, triathletes, skiers, cyclists, and rowers.
A surprisingly small number of genes were differentially expressed between endurance trained and resistance trained subjects given the very different phenotypic changes and distinct signalling pathways [ 26, 27] associated with each form of exercise.
Six of the subjects were endurance trained (road cycling, long distance running) and three were speed-strength trained athletes (sprint, volleyball); the other three participants had no history of regular specific training.
Therefore, mJNKKO mice have a muscle phenotype that mimics that of endurance trained athletes.
Following an overnight fast and in a randomised, double-blind, counterbalanced design, twelve endurance trained male cyclists performed 90 min of exercise at 70% VO2 max 1 h after ingesting 6 mg kg−1BM of caffeine (CAF) or placebo (PLA).
Yet, insulin-sensitive, endurance trained athletes are also characterized by high IMCL levels.
Again, this may resemble the endurance-trained state, as some [37] but not all endurance training studies [38], [39] observe an increase in ATGL content, indicating that the utilization of IMCL is increased.
They were allocated to two groups according to their training status (endurance-trained cyclists: N = 20; non-trained individuals: N = 20).
Concerning the PASP values, whose upper limit of normal was 40 mmHg, endurance-trained athletes showed the highest values, compared with strength trained athletes, and LV stroke volume was an independent predictor of PASP.
Postprandial lipemia in endurance-trained people during a short interruption to training.
One could postulate that somewhat better endurance-trained athletes will have a different reaction to blood donation than less well trained and could develop iron deficiency more rapidly as they usually have a low iron status.
