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血管和骨肌肉氧化能力对连续的双腿和单腿自行车运动的反应

Edward Z Pelka¹, B Ryan Davis^1,2, John McDaniel^1,3

¹Exercise Science and Exercise Physiology Program, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, USA.

Experimental physiology

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概括

单腿骑自行车 (SLC) 诱导的四肢功率和碳水化合物氧化比双腿骑自行车 (DLC) 更大. SLC减少了流媒体扩张 (FMD),表明更大的外周应力有利于适应,特别是对于那些有运动不耐受的人来说.

科学领域:

运动生理学运动生理学
心血管生理学心血管生理学
代谢生理学代谢生理学

背景情况:

了解对不同运动方式的生理反应对于优化训练和康复至关重要.
连续单脚循环 (SLC) 和双脚循环 (DLC) 引起了不同的外围和中心需求.
急性连续循环对血管功能,微血管反应能力和骨肌氧化能力 (SMOC) 的影响需要进一步阐明.

研究的目的:

在休活动的个体中比较内皮,微血管,SMOC和心肺呼吸系统对急性连续SLC和DLC的反应.
调查SLC和DLC之后的运动后的血管适应的直接和短期情况.
为了确定SLC或DLC是否为外围适应提供了更大的刺激.

主要方法:

十名休活动参与者完成了四次实验室访问.
最大氧气吸收 ( ${\dot{V}}_{O_{2} 峰}$ ) 在DLC和SLC中进行了评估.
参与者在DLC ${\dot{V}}_{O 2} peak <注释>${\dot V_{{{\rm{O}}_2}{\rm{peak}}$$ 中进行了30分钟的连续运动.
血管功能 (流量介导扩张,反应性高血压,微血管响应) 和SMOC在运动前后都被测量.

主要成果:

与DLC相比,SLC产生了显著更高的特定肢体功率和碳水化合物氧化.
在SLC后1小时观察到流媒体扩张 (FMD) %的显著减少,在DLC后没有变化.
无论是SLC还是DLC,都导致SMOC增加和微血管反应能力降低.

结论:

与DLC相比,急性连续SLC引起了较大的外周应激,由减少的口病表明.
来自SLC的增强的外周和氧化应激可能会促进优越的长期外周适应.
对于运动不耐受的人来说,SLC可能是一个更有益的运动方式,因为它在类似的中央需求下具有更大的外周刺激.

关键词:

护士们的护士们有氧运动是有氧运动.血液的流动,血液的流动.血管功能血管功能

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