Anaerobic power and muscle strength in young hemophilia patients

Article Abstract:

Results demonstrate that children and adolescents with hemophilia exhibit lower muscle strength and anaerobic power as shown by 13 hemophilia and 16 control subjects. The study indicates that this may be related to the lower leisure-time activity in these young subjects.

Statistical Data Included, Measurement, Teenagers, Youth, Hemophilia, Muscle strength

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Intensity effect of active recovery from glycolytic exercise on decreasing blood lactate concentration in prepubertal children

Article Abstract:

The intensity effect of active recovery from glycolytic exercise on decreasing blood lactate concentration (La) has been studied in 15 healthy, physically active, prepubertal children. As it in in adults, the decrease in (La) in children after intense exercise was found to be faster in active recovery vs passive recovery.

Research, Lactic acid, Sports medicine, Glycolysis

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Mechanical efficiency of normal-weight prepubertal boys predisposed to obesity

Article Abstract:

The comparison between energy expenditure during rest and during submaximal exercise and the mechanical efficiency of normal-weight boys liable to obesity with normal-weight boys not liable to obesity is described. It is shown that future obesity in normal-weight prepubertal boys predisposed to obesity cannot be predicted by energy expenditure during rest and exercise.

Risk factors, Obesity, Boys

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