Well, I have arrived in Chicago after a great couple of days in Washington, and now the build-up to the Chicago 2009 Marathon can begin! A little later today, Jonathan and I will be meeting with some of the Marathon organizers to discuss race-day logistics and to figure out how (if at all) we can […]
Fatigue/Central Governor
Fatigue and Exercise: Part V
Continued discussion on how the brain regulates exercise intensity during exercise in the heat
Fatigue and Exercise: Part IV
A discussion of research that shows that smaller athletes pace themselves differently from larger athletes in hot, but not cool conditions. This suggests some kind of anticipatory regulation of pacing strategy
Fatigue and Exercise: Part III
Exercise in the heat provides a great model to investigate fatigue. An old, then a new theory, to explain exercise in the heat have revealed which systems fail with hyperthermia, and which may be regulated
Fatigue and Exercise: Part II
Back in the saddle for Part 3 of our series on Fatigue today. In previous posts, we’ve , and contrasted it with the theory of “limitations” of exercise performance. We , which is often dismissed as “obvious” (because it is!), but is in fact one of the most complex, and meaningful characteristics of exercise performance […]
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