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    Effect of Sodium Bicarbonate and Glycogen Depletion on 1500n1 Time Trials 

    Behr, Laura (2002-12)
    Previous studies have demonstrated the importance of anaerobic capacity to performance during high intensity exercise. Competitive cyclists/skaters (N = 9) performed three randomly ordered control (C), sodium bicarbonate ...
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    Effect of competitive distance on utilization of anaerobic capacity 

    Brucker, Lindsy (2001-12)
    In view of published models that assume that anaerobic capacity is expended much earlier in a high intensity event, this study evaluated patterns of aerobic and anaerobic energy expenditures during simulated cycling time trials.
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    The effect of pre exercise feeding on endurance performance 

    Petteys, Carrie Lynn (2002-12)
    Glycogen depletion can have a deleterious effect on endurance performance. The use of carbohydrates ingested either before exercise or during has been a topic of numerous studies. However previous studies have been ...
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    The effect of d-pinitol on 50 kilometer time trial performance 

    Rust, Jay (2001-12)
    Previous studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of glucose supplementation during prolonged exercise. The purpose of this study was to determine whether d-pinitol, a purported augmenter of glucose transport would ...
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    The acute effects of dynamic exercise and nutritional supplementation on blood pressure in hypertensive patients 

    Schuster-Decker, Rachel N. (2001-05)
    Hypertension is a modifiable risk factor for coronary heart disease. This study evaluated the reduction in blood pressure (BP) in response to sub-maximal cycling and nutritional supplementation with the active ingredient ...
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    AuthorBehr, Laura (1)Brucker, Lindsy (1)Cowperthwaite, Sarah Ann (1)Donahue, Marc D. (1)Eckstrom, Nora A. (1)Florhaug, Jessica A. (1)Goebel, Charlotte G. (1)Hagen, Heather L. (1)HROVATIN, Lauri A. (1)Johnson, Charles C. (1)... View MoreSubject
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    Exercise - Physiological aspects (4)Dynamometer (3)Schwinn Air-Dyne bicycle ergometer (3)Stationary bicycles (3)Dietary supplements - Physiological effect (2)Exercise for women - Physiological aspects (2)Habituation (Neuropsychology) (2)Low impact aerobic exercises - Physiological aspects (2)Blood pressure (1)... View MoreDate Issued1999 (6)2001 (4)2000 (2)2002 (2)1997 (1)Has File(s)Yes (15)

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