Physiological determinants of climbing-specific finger endurance and sport rock climbing performance

Article Abstract:

Several physiological responses to a climbing-specific task to identify adaptations of trained climbers and determinants of endurance performance in sport rock climbing are studied. Results reveal that finger endurance is higher for the climbers in the intermittent endurance test and muscle re-oxygenation during rest phases is a predictor of endurance performance.

Physiological aspects, Mountaineers, Forearm, Muscle relaxation, Report

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Sickle cell trait

Article Abstract:

Sickle cell trait can pose a grave risk for some athletes are determined. It is indicated that screening and precautions can prevent sickling collapse and enable sickle-trait athletes to thrive in sports.

Diagnosis, Prevention, Risk factors, Sickle cell anemia, Athletes, Disease/Disorder overview

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