Physical activity and mood during pregnancy

Article Abstract:

An attempt was made to compare three physical activity (PA) measures in pregnant women and examine mood correlates of physical activity changes during pregnancy. Evidence for the validity of the 7-d PAR and accelerometer as measures of physical activity in pregnancy were provided and found that health women who maintain an above average level of physical activity during second and third trimesters could enjoy mood stability.

Athletes

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Chronic physical activity and feelings of energy and fatigue

Article Abstract:

Epidemiological and experimental evidence concerning relationships between chronic physical activity and feelings of energy and fatigue is presented. The randomized controlled experiments show that 10-20 week of exercise training is associated with an increase in the frequency and intensity of feelings of energy among fatigued people with medical conditions.

Fatigue

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Effect of bright light on cycling performance

Article Abstract:

Results indicate that retinal exposure to 1,411 to 6,434 lux bright light conditions do not influence bicycle ergometric performance over 20 minute period.

Statistical Data Included, Analysis, Causes of, Physiological aspects, Influence, Cycling, Ergonomics, Lighting, Myalgia

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