History of developments in sport and exercise physiology: A.V. Hill, maximal oxygen uptake, and oxygen debt

Article Abstract:

A study to ascertain the accuracy of oxygen uptake and debt relevant to the theory presented by Archibald Vivian Hill in 1922 is conducted. Results have not refuted the findings of Hill but have updated the information as applicable to present times as well are presented counter arguments on certain issues.

United States, Exercise, Oxygen consumption, Oxygen consumption (Metabolism), Olympic athletes

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Yacht type and crew-specific differences in anthropometric, aerobic capacity, and muscle strength parameters among international Olympic class sailors

Article Abstract:

The article studies and compares the strength and aerobic capacity data from elite Olympic sailors with previous findings and concludes that hikers with high quadriceps strength hamstring muscle group should be balanced by additional strength training.

Muscle strength

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Physiological responses of elite Laser sailors to 30 minutes of simulated sailing

Article Abstract:

The elite sailing is a whole-body, repeated effort sport with the help of six elite male Laser sailors. The elite dinghy sailing requires substantial amount of aerobic capacity compared to pseudo-isometric static hiking.

Sailing

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