Intensity of exercise according to topography in professional cyclists

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Results show that the exercise intensity, as measured by heart rate, during ascents of high mountain passes decreases progressively with the high mountain special category through category 3. Data indicate that during the ascents , the heart rate response is not markedly influenced by altidude or slope of the ascent. Furthermore, moderate-to-high intensity zones are ideal to perform ascents successfully.

Spain, Evaluation, Measurement, Physiological aspects, Exercise, Exercise physiology, Heart beat, Heart rate, Altitudes, Altitude, All terrain cycling

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Prevalence of exercise-induced arterial hypoxemia in healthy women

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An investigation is conducted to determine the prevalence of exercise-induced arterial hypoxemia (EIAH) in a large female population with a wide range of VO(sub 2max) values. It appears that the prevalence of EIAH in women is slightly greater than the 50% prevalence value that is typically reported for highly fit men.

Care and treatment, Women, Hypoxia, Men, Anoxemia

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