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The Role Of Gut Health In Parkinson’S Disease: The Impact On Motor Symptoms And Fitness Levels, Kaylie Zapanta, E Todd Schroeder, Beth E. Fisher
The Role Of Gut Health In Parkinson’S Disease: The Impact On Motor Symptoms And Fitness Levels, Kaylie Zapanta, E Todd Schroeder, Beth E. Fisher
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While Parkinson’s disease (PD) has traditionally been considered a central nervous system disease, recent groundbreaking research argues that PD symptomology is influenced by gut microbiota alterations (dysbiosis).1 People with PD suffer from dysbiosis,2-6 and gut symptoms characteristic of dysbiosis, like constipation.7,8 Given this evidence, strategies that improve gut health in PD are warranted. One possible strategy is exercise. In non-PD populations, fitness status is linked to gut health,9-13 and exercise which increases fitness status improves the gut.14-19 It is now known that exercise improves motor symptoms in PD,20-23 but the gut may be a …
Sex Differences In Hemodynamic Response To High Intensity Interval Exercise (Hiie), Leah N. Coe
Sex Differences In Hemodynamic Response To High Intensity Interval Exercise (Hiie), Leah N. Coe
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There are sex differences in the cardiorespiratory and hemodynamic response to exercise due to inherent differences in heart size, blood volume, and hemoglobin mass that elicit a higher VO2max in men versus women. These alterations in cardiac structure and function may mediate changes in VO2max per the Fick Equation. However, existing data are inconclusive on whether sex differences in training responsiveness exist. PURPOSE: The purpose of this study is to investigate potential sex differences in the hemodynamic response to HIIE. If men and women reveal discrepant cardiovascular responses to HIIE, this may partially mediate sex differences …
Muscle Mitochondrial Function At Different Phases Of The Menstrual Cycle, Brandon S. Pfeifer, Briell King, Erin Atkinson, Chad R. Hancock, Robert D. Hyldahl
Muscle Mitochondrial Function At Different Phases Of The Menstrual Cycle, Brandon S. Pfeifer, Briell King, Erin Atkinson, Chad R. Hancock, Robert D. Hyldahl
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The effect of menstrual cycle (MC) phase on muscle recovery from damage has been studied using markers of strength and soreness, but remains inconclusive. Mitochondrial function is essential for muscle recovery, and has been found to be influenced by estradiol (E2). Understanding the relationship between MC phase and mitochondria can provide further insight into women’s muscle health. The PURPOSE of this study was to determine how MC phase affects markers of muscle damage and recovery, with emphasis on mitochondrial function, following electrically-stimulated muscle contractions. METHODS: 22 premenopausal females were recruited and split into two groups, early follicular (EF) and …
Comparison Of Physiological Responses And Perceived Respiratory Resistance Among Mask Usage During Exercise, Brandie C. Cheshier, Bert H. Jacobson, Quincy R. Johnson, Sergio Perez, Antonio Diaz Perez, Daniel J. Lawson
Comparison Of Physiological Responses And Perceived Respiratory Resistance Among Mask Usage During Exercise, Brandie C. Cheshier, Bert H. Jacobson, Quincy R. Johnson, Sergio Perez, Antonio Diaz Perez, Daniel J. Lawson
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Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of a face mask in public is recommended when social distancing cannot be maintained to decrease the spread of the virus with many fitness facilities requiring their patrons to wear a face mask during exercise. The physiological response of wearing a face mask during exercise is relatively unknown and is speculated among the media resulting in contradicting messages conveyed to the public PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to determine if a face mask influenced performance (time to exhaustion), physiological responses (heart rate, oxyhemoglobin saturation and temperature) and subjective measurements …
Preliminary Observations Examining The Acute Effect Of Range Of Motion Barbell-Bench Press Exercises On Markers Of Electromyography, Muscle Oxygen Saturation, And Post-Exercise Hyperemia Of The Pectoralis Major, Katrina L. Garcia, Daniel Newmire
Preliminary Observations Examining The Acute Effect Of Range Of Motion Barbell-Bench Press Exercises On Markers Of Electromyography, Muscle Oxygen Saturation, And Post-Exercise Hyperemia Of The Pectoralis Major, Katrina L. Garcia, Daniel Newmire
International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings
Full range of motion (fROM) exercises are the traditional method of improving muscular strength and hypertrophy during resistance training (RT), but partial range of motion (pROM) exercises have been used in rehabilitative and resistance training settings, and some recent studies have shown a positive benefit on how it may influence regional muscle growth. However, there is limited evidence examining potential mechanisms of how pROM may stimulate regional muscle growth. PURPOSE: The purpose of this study is to investigate regional or local differences in post-exercise hyperemia (US) of the pectoralis major (PM), PM oxygen saturation (SmO2), and synergist myoelectrical activity …
Autophagy, But Not Proteolysis, May Aid In Muscle Protein Synthesis, Megan H. Lewis, Patrick J. Ryan, Sean T. Stanelle, Colleen L. O'Reilly, Jessica M. Cardin, James D. Fluckey
Autophagy, But Not Proteolysis, May Aid In Muscle Protein Synthesis, Megan H. Lewis, Patrick J. Ryan, Sean T. Stanelle, Colleen L. O'Reilly, Jessica M. Cardin, James D. Fluckey
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For muscle growth to occur, protein synthesis must be greater than protein degradation. However, up to this point, anabolic pathways have garnered the brunt of investigations examining anabolic capacity with little investigation into the connectedness of catabolic signaling on these anabolic targets. PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to elucidate the contributions of proteasomal-dependent and autophagic-dependent catabolic pathways on anabolism via analysis of fractional synthetic rates (FSR) in L6 myotubes. METHODS: Differentiated, cultured L6 myoblasts were treated with media containing 4% deuterium oxide (stable isotope label) and a corresponding pharmacological treatment (NSC 185058 [autophagic inhibitor; 100 μM], …
Effect Of Exercise In Sync With Circadian Preference On Migraine Load In Migraineurs, Elias M. Malek, Graham Mcginnis, James Navalta
Effect Of Exercise In Sync With Circadian Preference On Migraine Load In Migraineurs, Elias M. Malek, Graham Mcginnis, James Navalta
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Migraines are the most common cause of chronic pain. Effective, non-pharmacological strategies to reduce migraine load are needed. Exercise is an effective strategy, but it is unclear how exercise timing and temporal preference (chronotype)factors modulate the laudatory effects of exercise. Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of exercising in-sync or out-of-sync with one’s chronotype on migraine load. Methods: Participants were 7 sedentary individuals who experienced migraines 8+ times per month (age = 34 ± 11 yrs, 167 ± 8 cm, 99 ± 26 kg). Participants were categorized into morning- or evening-types based …
Acute Effects Of Swimming And Running On Serum Cartilage Oligomeric Matrix Concentration, Stephanie Bangerter, Martha Gill, Madison J. Rhoades, Alexandra M. Hay, Seth A. Ferguson, Hyunwook Lee, Ronald L. Hager, Gary J. Measom, Matthew K. Seeley
Acute Effects Of Swimming And Running On Serum Cartilage Oligomeric Matrix Concentration, Stephanie Bangerter, Martha Gill, Madison J. Rhoades, Alexandra M. Hay, Seth A. Ferguson, Hyunwook Lee, Ronald L. Hager, Gary J. Measom, Matthew K. Seeley
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Most older adults are thought to have some level of knee joint articular cartilage degradation or knee osteoarthritis, a debilitating and incurable disease. Physical exercise is known to benefit joint health for older adults, yet it is unclear how different modes of exercise affect knee joint articular cartilage. Serum cartilage oligomeric matrix protein (COMP) is a biomarker that is thought to reflect articular cartilage metabolism. PURPOSE: To compare effects of running and swimming on serum COMP concentration in older adults. METHODS: Serum COMP concentration was measured before and after physical exercise for two groups of older adults: runners and …
The Effect Of Heat Therapy On Skeletal Muscle Satellite Cell Content, Boston J. Andersen, Jamie P. Kaluhiokalani, Brandon S. Pfeifer, Jack B. Mehling, Robert D. Hyldahl
The Effect Of Heat Therapy On Skeletal Muscle Satellite Cell Content, Boston J. Andersen, Jamie P. Kaluhiokalani, Brandon S. Pfeifer, Jack B. Mehling, Robert D. Hyldahl
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Satellite cells are essential for proper muscle repair and adaptation. Studies have shown that exercise can lead to an increase in satellite cell content within muscle tissue. However, it is unknown whether other environmental stressors, such as heat, are also capable of augmenting the satellite cell pool. PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to quantify changes in satellite cell content before and after 6-weeks (3x/wk) of skeletal muscle heat therapy (HT) or single leg knee extension exercise training (EX). Additionally, a sham heat treatment was used as a control. We hypothesized that HT would result in an increase …
Single Running Bout Achilles Tendon Stiffness Adaptations In Elite Male Runners With Various Foot Strike Patterns, Joshua Sponbeck, Iain Hunter, Luke Brogan, Zachary Ludwig, Collette Batty, Wayne Johnson
Single Running Bout Achilles Tendon Stiffness Adaptations In Elite Male Runners With Various Foot Strike Patterns, Joshua Sponbeck, Iain Hunter, Luke Brogan, Zachary Ludwig, Collette Batty, Wayne Johnson
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PURPOSE: Midfoot strike runners experience greater amounts of force through the Achilles Tendon while running compared with heel strike runners which may increase the risk of Achilles tendinopathy. The purpose of this study is to examine the effect of a five-mile running bout, on Achilles tendon stiffness as measured by elastography in elite male runners that exhibit a midfoot or heel strike pattern. METHODS: Ten male runners (age = 21.4 years, height = 179.54 cm, weight = 66.2 kg, average miles run over the last 6 weeks = 6) participated in this study. Runners free from injury and running …
Does Mental Toughness Relate To Maximum Heart Rate During Secondary Prevention? Preliminary Evidence Of A Phase Ii Cardiac Rehabilitation Program., Josh Pian, Grant B. Morgan, Jeffrey S. Forsse, Shawn Hernandez, Christopher Rosser, Andreas Stamatis
Does Mental Toughness Relate To Maximum Heart Rate During Secondary Prevention? Preliminary Evidence Of A Phase Ii Cardiac Rehabilitation Program., Josh Pian, Grant B. Morgan, Jeffrey S. Forsse, Shawn Hernandez, Christopher Rosser, Andreas Stamatis
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Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of cardiovascular events (CVEs) and deaths in the United States. Individuals, who experience a CVE, are currently referred to Cardiac Rehabilitation (CR) phase II to improve their overall health and quality of life outcomes. Maximum Heart Rate (HRmax) is one of the strongest predictors of CR outcomes. Over the past few decades, psychological health has been recognized as a crucial part of CR outcomes. Mental toughness (MT) has been found to predict well-being. Research investigating the direction and the strength of the relationship between mental toughness (MT) and CR is scarce. PURPOSE: To …
Achilles Tendon Rupture – Young Adult Female Volleyball Player, Katie M. Botterbusch, Lisa A. Vicencio, Abigail G. Seamans, Andreas Stamatis Dr.
Achilles Tendon Rupture – Young Adult Female Volleyball Player, Katie M. Botterbusch, Lisa A. Vicencio, Abigail G. Seamans, Andreas Stamatis Dr.
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CASE HISTORY: A 25-year-old professional volleyball player, who was playing in a game in Iceland, was transitioning off the net back-pedaling and pivoting as she felt something pop in her right calf. Initially, the athlete denied having any pain but was unable to plantarflex her foot or weight bear. At the time of injury, she was taking Sertraline (HCL 50 mg), Trazodone (50 mg), Wellbutrin XL (Bupropion HCL) 150 mg, Adderall (5mg) and birth control. PHYSICAL EXAM: The athlete was evaluated at an emergency room, where a Thompson squeeze test was performed and determined positive for an acute Achilles tendon …
Synergistic Effect Of Exercise And Phellodendron Amurense On Muscle Mass Preservation In A Prostate Cancer Mouse Model, Javier Valencia, Paul Rivas, Julidza Balderas, Addanki P. Kumar, Darpan I. Patel
Synergistic Effect Of Exercise And Phellodendron Amurense On Muscle Mass Preservation In A Prostate Cancer Mouse Model, Javier Valencia, Paul Rivas, Julidza Balderas, Addanki P. Kumar, Darpan I. Patel
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Muscle loss has detrimental effects on the body. It leads to a reduction in physical function, strength, endurance, and quality of life. In men with prostate cancer (PCa), a large percentage of men will suffer from muscle loss, a debilitating adverse effect caused by both the chronic illnesses or from the treatment of these illnesses. Studies have shown that the implementation of a routine exercise elicits muscle preservation in patients with PCa. Previously, our group has found that the natural product phellodendron amurense (PA) preserves muscle mass similar to exercise. PURPOSE: The purpose of this study is to test …
Examining The Effect Of Partial-Range Of Motion Bench Press Exercise On Metabolic Work, Regional Myoelectrical Amplitude, And Local Muscle Hyperemia: A Pilot Study., Jacob D. Fanno, Ian Powell, Cole Hambric, Daniel Newmire
Examining The Effect Of Partial-Range Of Motion Bench Press Exercise On Metabolic Work, Regional Myoelectrical Amplitude, And Local Muscle Hyperemia: A Pilot Study., Jacob D. Fanno, Ian Powell, Cole Hambric, Daniel Newmire
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Traditionally, it is recommended to utilize a full-range of motion (fROM) during resistance training; however, recent data has found that using a partial-range of motion (pROM) may elicit similar hypertrophy and strength gains. Further research is required to assess the acute physiological differences of pROM in comparison to traditional fROM during a resistance exercise bout. PURPOSE: The purpose of this pilot study is to observe the metabolic work, myoelectrical amplitude, and muscle hyperemia during and following bouts of both flat and incline barbell bench press exercises with differing ranges of motion. METHODS: One male subject (21.6y; 168cm; 83kg; …
The Effects Of Dance-Based Exercise On Body Composition, Physical Fitness, And Cognitive Function In Older Adults, Rasika Bhide, Anh N. Tran, Lisa M. Garcia, Lydia Acuna, Christanie Monreal
The Effects Of Dance-Based Exercise On Body Composition, Physical Fitness, And Cognitive Function In Older Adults, Rasika Bhide, Anh N. Tran, Lisa M. Garcia, Lydia Acuna, Christanie Monreal
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Regular physical activity is widely recommended and has many benefits for older adults to maintain health and physical fitness. The excellent exercise program in older adults should include crucial components such as physical fitness and cognitive function. PURPOSE: To determine the effects of dance-based exercise training compared with traditional chair-based exercise on body composition, physical fitness, and cognitive function in the older adults. METHODS: Fourteen older adults (female: 11, male: 3), aged 71.2±8.0 years, were assigned into two groups: dance-based exercise (DE; n=8) and traditional chair-based exercise (TE; n=6). Both forms of exercise training were provided twice a …
Map Kinase Phosphatase-5 Regulates Cardiac Adapation To Endurance Exercise, Jaime A. Perales, Dr. Kisuk Min
Map Kinase Phosphatase-5 Regulates Cardiac Adapation To Endurance Exercise, Jaime A. Perales, Dr. Kisuk Min
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Endurance exercise induces a beneficial effect on the cardiovascular system and promotes cardio protection against heart disease. It has been established that the mitogen-activated protein kinases (MAPKs) promote the improvement of cardiac function in response to endurance exercise. However, molecular mechanisms of how MAPK signaling pathways regulate cardiac adaptation to endurance exercise remain unclear. The MAPKs are inactivated by MAP kinase phosphatases (MKPs) through direct dephosphorylation. Recently, growing evidence suggests the importance of MKP-5 signaling mechanisms in physiological and pathological processes. Previously, we have demonstrated that MKP-5-deficient skeletal muscle exhibits improved regenerative myogenesis in response to injury and mice lacking …
Acute Responses In Agonists Of Uegf To Moderate-Intensity And High-Intensity Interval Exercise In Mid-Spectrum Ckd, Kathleen E. Adair, Zacharias Papadakis, Matthew N. Peterson, Cassidy Beeson, James K. Taylor, Burritt W. Hess, D. Crawford Allison, Nick Schwedock, Jackson O. Griggs, Ron Wilson Md, Kathryn Dugan, Kathy Jones, Peter W. Grandjean, Jeff S. Forsse
Acute Responses In Agonists Of Uegf To Moderate-Intensity And High-Intensity Interval Exercise In Mid-Spectrum Ckd, Kathleen E. Adair, Zacharias Papadakis, Matthew N. Peterson, Cassidy Beeson, James K. Taylor, Burritt W. Hess, D. Crawford Allison, Nick Schwedock, Jackson O. Griggs, Ron Wilson Md, Kathryn Dugan, Kathy Jones, Peter W. Grandjean, Jeff S. Forsse
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Urine epidermal growth factor (uEGF) is a novel biomarker utilized in assessing renal health in various renal diseases, specifically chronic kidney disease (CKD). uEGF promotes multiple intracellular pathways, stimulating renal cell growth, survival, and replication. uEGF production is activated by multiple agonists that bind to the uEGF receptor. Aerobic exercise initiates the upregulation of several of these agonists to increase the production of uEGF. Depending on the mode and intensity of aerobic exercise, uEGF agonists may activate differently in CKD populations. PURPOSE: To determine the influence of an acute bout of steady-state exercise (SSE) and high-intensity interval exercise (HIIE) on …
Fear Of Covid-19 And Adherence To Lockdown Deteriorated Police Cadets’ Handgrip Strength Relative To Bmi, Courtnie R. Moodie, Filip Kukic, Nenad Koropanovski, Ana Vesković, Nicola Petrović, Andreas Stamatis Dr., Zacharias Papadakis
Fear Of Covid-19 And Adherence To Lockdown Deteriorated Police Cadets’ Handgrip Strength Relative To Bmi, Courtnie R. Moodie, Filip Kukic, Nenad Koropanovski, Ana Vesković, Nicola Petrović, Andreas Stamatis Dr., Zacharias Papadakis
International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings
Due to COVID-19 pandemic, police academies enforced lockdowns to protect cadets’ well-being. Fear of health issues (e.g., perceived severity) influences ones’ adherence (e.g., readiness to act) to changes in exercise behavior. According to WHO, modifications in exercise behavior during the pandemic influence health status. A well-established clinical health marker is the handgrip strength relative to body mass index (HSR). The relationship between fear and physical well-being during COVID-19 is still under investigation. The mediating effect of adherence to COVID-19 restrictions on the fear-health status relationship in police cadetsis unknown. PURPOSE: To explore a) the fear-HSR relationship and …
Improvements In Markers Of Fragility After 8-Weeks Of Resistance Training With Instability And/Or Cadence Walking In Persons With Mild To Moderate Parkinson’S Disease, Amanda Jones, Erin Smith, Annie Bane, Lorraine Wilson, Lindsay Edwards, Jill Jumper, Susan Teel, Donna Walls, Martha Smallwood
Improvements In Markers Of Fragility After 8-Weeks Of Resistance Training With Instability And/Or Cadence Walking In Persons With Mild To Moderate Parkinson’S Disease, Amanda Jones, Erin Smith, Annie Bane, Lorraine Wilson, Lindsay Edwards, Jill Jumper, Susan Teel, Donna Walls, Martha Smallwood
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In persons with Parkinson’s disease (PD), resistance training with instability (RTI) and cadence walking (CW) are effective in improving markers of fragility and motor function. The benefit of combining RTI and CW to markers of fragility and motor function in individuals with PD has not been studied. PURPOSE: to examine the effects of RTI, CW and RTI+CW on markers of fragility (6-minute walk (6MW), timed-up-and-go (TUG), walking speed, stride-to-stride variability and handgrip strength) in individuals with PD. METHODS: individuals diagnosed with mild to moderate PD (N=18 ( 6 female, 12 males); MHY stage=1.53 + 0.50; age = 63.67 …
Plantar Fasciitis, Yeremyah Y. Phillips, Chuck Ruot, Lindsay Edwards
Plantar Fasciitis, Yeremyah Y. Phillips, Chuck Ruot, Lindsay Edwards
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CLINICAL PRESENTATION & EXAM: A patient with plantar fasciitis will often present symptoms of pain isolated to the media tubercle of the calcaneus, or a burning sensation over the inner foot arch. The symptoms usually start as a dull intermittent pain but tend to progress to sharp and more persistent pains. Patients will typically experience pain within the first steps of the morning, after a prolonged resting period, or after continual stress to the plantar fascia. Plantar fasciitis is a degenerative syndrome of the plantar fascia as a result of repetitive trauma on the calcaneus. The plantar fascia stabilizes …
Exercise Prescription For And Outcomes Of A Cardiovascular And Cerebral Misfunction Case, Krystal Grant, Ana Castillo, Anthony Vempala, Kelsey Malinowski, Zacharias Papadakis
Exercise Prescription For And Outcomes Of A Cardiovascular And Cerebral Misfunction Case, Krystal Grant, Ana Castillo, Anthony Vempala, Kelsey Malinowski, Zacharias Papadakis
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HISTORY: A Caucasian 62 -year-old male was admitted in the emergency room with complaints of chest discomfort. Patient was experiencing weakness on the left side of his body and was considered medically paralyzed. Patient was experiencing seizures that occurred 1 month ago due to heart conditions and in the last two weeks he experienced another stroke. History consisted of cardiovascular disease, cancer and coronary artery disease and smoking for 25 years. In 2011, patient had a defibrillator and pacemaker put in. August of 2016, patient had gone through ventricular fibrillation and resulted in a stent placement. In 2017, patient …
King-Devick Test Score Is Linked To Cerebral Vasoreactivity During Acute Recovery Phase Post-Concussion, Madison E. Mccredie, Abigail Reichow, Mathew Stokes, Kathleen R. Bell, Sushmita Purkayastha
King-Devick Test Score Is Linked To Cerebral Vasoreactivity During Acute Recovery Phase Post-Concussion, Madison E. Mccredie, Abigail Reichow, Mathew Stokes, Kathleen R. Bell, Sushmita Purkayastha
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The King-Devick (KD) test is a quick screening tool used to detect oculomotor and attention related brain function impairments following a concussion. Adequate cerebral blood flow (CBF) is an indicator of structural and functional integrity and impairments in CBF have been linked to cognitive deficits following concussion. Cerebral vasoreactivity (CVR), a key measure of hemodynamic reserve, is an important factor in CBFregulation. PURPOSE: To examine the association between CVR and oculomotor and attention function, using KD test scores, in collegiate athletes following a concussion. METHOD: Eighteen male and female athletes diagnosed with a sports-related concussion were enrolled in the prospective …
The Assessment Of Hydration Status And Renal Markers Associated With Acute Kidney Injury In Ncaa Division I Female Soccer Players During Preseason Training In South Texas: A Pilot Study, Jordan B. Wainwright, Julia N. Wallen, Anthony M. Sanchez, Noe Deanda, Xavier F. Gonzales, Darryn S. Willoughby, Heather E. Webb, Daniel E. Newmire
The Assessment Of Hydration Status And Renal Markers Associated With Acute Kidney Injury In Ncaa Division I Female Soccer Players During Preseason Training In South Texas: A Pilot Study, Jordan B. Wainwright, Julia N. Wallen, Anthony M. Sanchez, Noe Deanda, Xavier F. Gonzales, Darryn S. Willoughby, Heather E. Webb, Daniel E. Newmire
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Recent research suggest that recurrent heat-associated dehydration and strenuous physical exertion may be associated with the development of acute and potentially chronic renal dysfunction. Typical South Texas environmental conditions in August, during preseason, on NCAA female college athletes may warrant concerns for promoting acute kidney injury (AKI). PURPOSE: The purpose of this study is to investigate hydration status and renal biomarkers in NCAA Division I female soccer athletes in South Texas during the preseason. METHODS: (Mean ± SEM; n = 12; age: 19.5 ± 0.9 y; ht: 167.6 ± 6.24 cm; wt: 66.6 ± 10.15 kg). Each subject …
Relationship Of Blood Lactate And Sweat Lactate On Exercise Intensity, Julio B. Morales, Shannon L. Jordan, Alan D. Moore, Lauren M. Ocnaschek, Katherine Kolp, Bassam U. Syed, Zaid Mohammed
Relationship Of Blood Lactate And Sweat Lactate On Exercise Intensity, Julio B. Morales, Shannon L. Jordan, Alan D. Moore, Lauren M. Ocnaschek, Katherine Kolp, Bassam U. Syed, Zaid Mohammed
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Typical procedures for measuring blood lactate involve either finger stick blood samples or venous blood draws. The literature is equivocal regarding whether sweat lactate values change with exercise intensity. Recently, wearable technology devices have been developed to measure sweat lactate. Purpose: To examine the relationship between sweat lactate and blood lactate values during incremental exercise. Methods: This study consisted of 12 (8 male, 4 female) healthy recreationally active individuals (VO2peak 35.5 ± 7.6 ml/kg/min) between the ages of 18 and 25 (22 ± 2 yrs) who volunteered for the study. Participants performed an exercise test on a cycle ergometer …
Acute Renal Responses To Moderate-Intensity Aerobic Exercise With Non-Traditional Markers Of Renal Health And Function In Healthy Individuals: A Pilot Study, David J. Buckley, Ahmed Ismaeel, Kathleen Adair, Autumn Oliver, Evlampia Papoutsi, Kaitlyn Prezioso, Panagiotis Koutakis, Jeffrey Forsse
Acute Renal Responses To Moderate-Intensity Aerobic Exercise With Non-Traditional Markers Of Renal Health And Function In Healthy Individuals: A Pilot Study, David J. Buckley, Ahmed Ismaeel, Kathleen Adair, Autumn Oliver, Evlampia Papoutsi, Kaitlyn Prezioso, Panagiotis Koutakis, Jeffrey Forsse
International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings
Aerobic exercise elicits a multitude of physiological improvements in both healthy and diseased populations. However, acute changes in renal function with aerobic exercise remain difficult to quantify by traditional marker serum creatinine (sCr) to estimate glomerular filtration rate (eGFR). Recently, novel biomarkers cystatin C (CyC) and urine epidermal growth factor (uEGF) have been introduced as more reliable markers of renal health and function to be used in conjunction with sCr to assess changes in renal health and function in mid-spectrum CKD. Potentially, greater changes in novel markers of renal health and function similar to mid-spectrum CKD can be observed in …
Heart Rate Variability Responses To Exercise In Mid-Spectrum Chronic Kidney Disease, Matthew Peterson, Jeffrey S. Forsse, Zacharias Papadakis, Peter Grandjean
Heart Rate Variability Responses To Exercise In Mid-Spectrum Chronic Kidney Disease, Matthew Peterson, Jeffrey S. Forsse, Zacharias Papadakis, Peter Grandjean
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Heart rate variability (HRV) is a measure of autonomic nervous system (ANS) activity, and decreased HRV is associated with many cardiovascular conditions. Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is characterized by a decrease in renal function and may be associated with ANS imbalances in the renal vasculature. Low HRV is associated with CKD incidence. Exercise is able to alter HRV by modulating the ANS. The effect of exercise on HRV in mid-spectrum CKD patients remains understudied. PURPOSE: To determine the effect of steady-state exercise (SSE) and high-intensity interval exercise (HIIE) on post-exercise HRV in patients with stage 3 or 4 CKD. …
The Effect Of Acute Consumption Of Overtime Essential Amino Acids Sports Drink On Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness In The Older Sedentary Population, Andi Johnson, Grant Wagner, Abraham Gomez, Jerene Yazzie, Klaudia Szych, Matthew A. Barlow Phd
The Effect Of Acute Consumption Of Overtime Essential Amino Acids Sports Drink On Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness In The Older Sedentary Population, Andi Johnson, Grant Wagner, Abraham Gomez, Jerene Yazzie, Klaudia Szych, Matthew A. Barlow Phd
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Essential amino acids are necessary for nutrition whether obtained by digestion of proteins or by oral supplementation of amino acids. The elderly experience loss of skeletal muscles and decrease in their strength and function, which can lead to poor quality of life. Increased quantity and quality of proteins stimulates muscle protein synthesis that can help combat this natural aging process. Purpose: The aim of this study was to see if consumption of essential amino acid drink high concentrations of leucin (2040 mg/serving) during exercise will attenuate the condition of Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness in the elderly. Also, we aimed to …
Patient Perceptions Of A Cancer Rehabilitation Program Which Provides 12 Weeks Of Individualized Exercise Prescription, T. Yahner, K. Wonders, S. Lorusso
Patient Perceptions Of A Cancer Rehabilitation Program Which Provides 12 Weeks Of Individualized Exercise Prescription, T. Yahner, K. Wonders, S. Lorusso
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Can Alexa Influence Physical Activity In The Office Setting?, E. Kuperavage, S. Drayer, M. Rhudy, P. Veerabhadrappa
Can Alexa Influence Physical Activity In The Office Setting?, E. Kuperavage, S. Drayer, M. Rhudy, P. Veerabhadrappa
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Taxane Based Chemotherapies Impact On Balance And Vo2 In Female Cancer Survivors., M. Jegerski, K. Wonders, S. Lorusso
Taxane Based Chemotherapies Impact On Balance And Vo2 In Female Cancer Survivors., M. Jegerski, K. Wonders, S. Lorusso
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