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    Effects of an eight-week stretching and strengthening program on ADL, flexibility, and strength measures of adults aged 60 - 85 

    Cone, Cathleen (1987-07-29)
    This study was conducted to determine the effects of a stretching and strength program on activities of daily living (ADL), flexibility and strength measures in the elderly. Twenty-one experimental (E) Ss, 19 females and ...
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    Comparative study of the results of three training techniques on grip strength 

    Pierce, Sten (1969-04-14)
    The Problem, This investigation sought to determine the effectiveness of the exer-grip as a grip strength developing device, and to determine the effects of three different training techniques using the exer-grip. The ...
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    Effects of the elevation training mask on maximal aerobic capacity and performance variables 

    Probst, Lauren (2015-12)
    This study was designed to evaluate the effect of the Elevation Training Mask on maximal aerobic capacity (VO2max) and performance variables. 25 subjects (13 mask, 12 control) completed a 6-week high intensity cycle ergometer ...
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    Speed dependence of the Rockport fitness walking test 

    French, Kalie K. (2015-12)
    Introduction: The Rockport Fitness Walking Test is a submaximal test that predicts V02ma" to be used in fitness assessment and exercise prescription. This test requires subjects to walk at a brisk pace. However the ability ...
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    Relationship between sessions attended and outcomes in outpatient cardiac rehabilitation 

    Miller, Kristin M. (2011-12)
    Background - Patients with heart disease benefit from attending exercise and educational-based cardiac rehabilitation programs. The purpose of this study is to determine if the number of cardiac rehabilitation sessions ...
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    Kinetic and kinematic comparison of HOKA shoes to standard running shoes 

    Arthur, Kevin (2015-12)
    The purpose of this study was to compare the kinetics and kinematics of running in HOKA shoes to standard shoes. Sixteen subjects (8 male, 8 female) who ran at least 6 miles per week and had not had a lower extremity ...
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    Translation of the talk test to exercise prescription 

    Jeanes, Elizabeth (2010-05-03)
    In exercise prescription, intensity is the most difficult variable to define. Intensity is defined by %HRmax or % of maximal METS. An alternative method of measuring exercise intensity is the TT (Talk Test). The purpose ...
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    Cardiovascular effects : rebounding versus jogging on untrained college females 

    Forrest, Mary Jane (1982-07)
    Untrained college aged females (n = 45) were studied to determine if 7 wk rebounding and jogging programs would elicit similar cardiovascular training effects. The 13 joggers, 19 rebounders, and 13 controls who ranged in ...
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    Comparison of the metabolic response to food in trained and untrained adults 

    Dixon, Brian (1987-06-03)
    The resting metabolic response to a liquid test meal (Pillsbury Instant Breakfast, Pillsbury Co., MN) was determined in adult male and female Ss (24-59 yrs.). The trained Ss (N = 19) consisted of 15 men and 4 women who ...
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    Evaluation of the physiological responses to a 20-minute workout on the Cross-X machine 

    Shatzer, Jenna (2009-06-10)
    The Cross-X is an exercise modality being marketed as an effective tool for toning the legs and buttocks, as well as providing a cardiovascular workout. The purpose of this study was to examine the physiological responses ...
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