Serum electrolytes in Ironman triathletes with exercise-associated muscle cramping

Article Abstract:

A study is conducted to compare serum electrolyte concentrations of cramping and control Ironman triathletes. It is concluded that acute exercise-associated muscle cramping in ironman triathletes is not associated with a greater percent body mass loss or clinically significant differences in serum electrolyte concentrations.

United States, Care and treatment, Usage, Risk factors, Athletes, Electromyography, Triathlon, Muscle cramps

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Effect of myocardial ischaemia on left ventricular function and adaptability to exercise training

Article Abstract:

This article describes how coronary heart disease can affect the heart's left ventricular function and how that function can be improved with exercise. Exercise training was shown to improve exercise capacity but did not affect cardiovascular efficiency.

Research, Coronary heart disease, Exercise, Heart ventricles

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