重复冲刺训练的急性反应在低氧中与全身冷治疗相结合:初步研究

Thibaud Mihailovic1,2,3, Alain Groslambert1,4, Romain Bouzigon1,2,3

  • 1Laboratory of Culture, Sport, Health, Society (C3S-UR 4660), Sport and Performance Department, University of Franche-Comte, Besançon, France.

概括

全身冷疗法 (WBC) 结合在缺氧 (RSH) 中重复冲刺训练并没有改变功率输出,但可能会增强肌肉氧化. 白血球,特别是后RSH,改善了恢复感知和睡眠质量.

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