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    Heart rate response and energy cost of standup paddleboarding 

    Andres, Jessica B. (2016-09-13)
    Standup Paddleboarding (SUP) began in Hawaii as a way to view island scenery and as a way for photographers to get better picture angles of st11fers. The purpose of this study was to determine the heart rate (HR) response ...
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    Heart rate reserve versus talk test : is there a similar training effect? 

    Turek, Jillian N. (2016-09-13)
    The Talk Test (TT) is a submaxirnal, incremental exercise test that is useful in prescribing exercise based on an individual's ability to speak comfortably during exercise. This study compared the training effects of two ...
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    Heart rate reserve versus talk test : is there a similar training effect? 

    Suckow, Samantha (2016-09-12)
    This study was designed to determine if there were similar increases in maximal oxygen consumption (V02max) when training using the traditional Heart Rate Reserve (1-IRR) method of gauging exercise intensity versus the ...
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    Mini-trampolines : do they provide a sufficient aerobic workout? 

    Burandy, Paige (2017-02-07)
    Purpose: To determine if a mini-trampoline exercise routine from JumpSport met guidelines set by ACSM for improving cardiorespiratory endurance Methods: Twelve male (age 20.8 ± 2.09 years) and twelve female (age 20.7 ± ...
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    The effect of training using talk test vs. traditional heart rate reserve guidelines on exercise enjoyability 

    Wargowsky, Anna M. (2016-09-14)
    Enjoyment is a strong predictor of exercise adherence and is a key variable to consider when prescribing exercise. Purpose: To investigate enjoyment levels during weekly cycle ergometer exercise training sessions between ...

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    AuthorAndres, Jessica B. (1)Burandy, Paige (1)Suckow, Samantha (1)Turek, Jillian N. (1)Wargowsky, Anna M. (1)Subject
    Exercise--physiological aspects (5)
    Heart function tests (5)
    Kinesiology (5)Stand-up paddle surfing (1)Trampolines (1)... View MoreDate Issued2016 (4)2017 (1)Has File(s)Yes (5)

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