Sentence examples for exercise athletes from inspiring English sources

Pete McCall, an exercise physiologist with the American Council on Exercise, recommends that endurance athletes spend 10 to 15percentt of their time training at a vigorous pace known as the lactate threshold zone, which represents the crossover from aerobic to anaerobic exercise (athletes in this zone are unable to speak while exerting themselves).

We expected that whole body vibration alone or added to exercises athletes use in their preparation for competition would increase athletic performance or its proxy measures to a negligible extent because the whole body vibration stimulus represents too small a portion of the total training stimulus in terms of training intensity, duration, and frequency.

The results are consistent with those of Jeukendrup and colleagues [1], [6], [7], [8], [10], [42] who showed greater tracer oxidation from glucose + fructose mixtures compared to glucose alone when >6% solutions were taken by exercising athletes.

There are reports of haemoptysis, representing lung haemorrhage in highly trained athletes after intense physical activity at sea level. 2 At high altitudes, non-uniform hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction is likely to increase the risk of development of subclinical pulmonary oedema in exercising athletes.

Alternative methods to measure body temperature (e.g., oral, tympanic, axillary, skin/forehead) are not accurate in a previously exercising athlete and should not be used [41, 42].

As well, the presence of fructose as an ingredient in an energy-electrolyte hydration beverage provides and advantage over glucose alone in terms of providing energy to an exercising athlete.

Despite multiple studies focusing on the impact of exercise on athletes' metabolomics profiling, the metabolic differences between high- and moderate-power and endurance athletes remain to be explored.

LISTENING to music during exercise provides athletes with a performance-enhancing distraction.

Moreover, future research should further investigate how physical exercise influences athletes' performances in accuracy using a broader range of specific perceptual-cognitive tasks.

This study shows a blunted alpha amylase but a normal chromogranin A response to maximal exercise in athletes with sympathetic dysfunction.

Given these limitations regarding how physical exercise influences athletes' perceptual-cognitive performances in specific tasks, a fruitful area for further research would be to address whether specific physical exercise load influences athletes' accuracy in specific perceptual-cognitive tasks, since this seems to be different than in general tests.