Validation of a new method for estimating Vo (sub 2max) based on VO (sub 2) reserve

Article Abstract:

A new method that uses a final 6-min stage and that estimates VO (sub 2max) form the relationship between heart rate reserve and VO(sub 2) reserve is studied. The results indicate that the new method for estimating VO(sub 2max) from sub maximal cycling based on VO(sub 2) reserve is found to be valid and more accurate method.

Cycling, Athletes

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Blood pressure responses to acute static and dynamic exercise in three racial groups

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that African Americans who are normotensive when at rest do not have a greater blood pressure response to static or dynamic exercise than Asian Americans or Caucasian Americans. Results are based on a study of 90 people distributed evenly throughout each racial group.

Virginia, Statistical Data Included, Hypertension, Demographic aspects, African Americans, Blood pressure

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Physiological effects of constant versus variable power during endurance cycling

Article Abstract:

Research on whether variable power cycling induces more physiological stress than constant power cycling. The lack of significant difference between the two cycling forms is discussed.

Lactic acid, Oxygen consumption, Oxygen consumption (Metabolism)

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