Sentence examples for habitual training from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is interesting to investigate whether GTE supplementation can be beneficial for sprint-trained athletes during their habitual training schedule.

Finally, the high negative energy balance during the competition phase may also be explained by the fact that, apart from one study, all included studies investigated the TEE during the days with actual competition and not during habitual training days in the competition phase.

At baseline, the GSS was negatively associated with habitual training (r = -.26, p =.01), and correlated with initial insomnia (r =.20, p =.05), low quality of sleep (r =.30, p =.003), and feeling tired after waking (r =.35, p =.001).

26 Discrepancies between these various studies may be attributable to methodological differences such as participants' age and types and duration of habitual endurance training as well as the influence of confounding variables such as diet.

The habitual exercise training consisted of running on a treadmill (Li 870, Letica Scientific Instruments, Barcelona, Spain) with no slope, based on adaptation, progression, and maintenance phases in intensity and duration from 25 cm/s for 10 min in the first weeks to values close to 35 cm/s for 35 min in the last month.

A small but ambitious nonprofit organization in Charleston called the Turning Leaf Project is taking the one approach that research seems to suggest actually works: It's training habitual offenders to change how they think, and therefore how they act, with cognitive behavioral therapy.

However, due to their habitual way of training, the majority of the horses showed a posture with the nose-line slightly behind the vertical.

Then, the experimental design was targeted at studying the differences between the lean and obese rats, the effects of habitual exercise or training on the obese rats, and the responses to a single bout of acute exercise performed by the obese sedentary or obese trained animals.

T1D and H donors with conditions reported to affect function of angiogenic cells (pregnancy, tumors, peripheral or coronary artery disease, hypertension, habitual smoking, extensive exercise training (e.g. marathon runners), over 55 years of age or taking medication affecting kinin signaling (ACE inhibitors, angiotensin receptor blockers) were excluded from both study groups.

The effect of habitual, high-intensity exercise training on the progression of atherosclerosis is unclear.

Daily physical activity was measured both during exercise training and habitual living.