Titlebook: Metabolic Adaptation to Prolonged Physical Exercise; Proceedings of the S H. Howald,Jacques R. Poortmans (President of the R Conference pro

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Conference proceedings 1975n the years following the first symposium which was held in Brussels in 1968, biochem­ istry of exercise has gained more importance in view of the increasing number of labora­ tories and scientific papers which are dealing with this field. From the topic of the first symposium - humoral modification

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Pulmonary Gas Exchange During Physical Exerciseto . [2], the part of anaerobic work is more important in the treadmill exercising men than on the bicycle; the pH-difference is significant at the p <0.05 level despite identical mean arterial pCO., suggesting the production of more lactic acid and a higher anaerobic component of the work on the treadmill than on the bicycle.

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Muscle Glycogen Stores and Capacity for Anaerobic Worknd co-workers in Copenhagen [1]. These studies included further the effect of glucose and fat diets prior to the prolonged exercises, and suggest the existence of a close relation between the magnitude of available carbohydrates and a subject’s ability to maximal performance.

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Muscle Glycogen Content and Lactate Uptake in Exercising Musclesrking muscle. Thus, the purpose of the present study was to examine the relationship between the relative production end uptake of lactate by human skeletal muscle during exercise at different glycogen levels of the skeletal muscle.

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Muscle Metabolism During Long Lasting ExerciseAdaptation to environmental changes is a fundamental condition of each form of life. The degree to which adaptive modifications can be evoked, and to what extent they can induce a better management of the environment’s demands has been shown particulary well in recent studies on muscle tissue [14, 26, 27, 32, 36–38, 42].

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The Behavior of Stress Acidosis During Ergometric ExaminationsIn sports medicine, spiroergometry is considered to be the classical test method for determining cardiovascular and respiratory capacity. This method, however, is too complicated for screening tests and not at all suitable for sport-medical checks during competition.

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The Changes of Acid Base Balance during Interval Swimming Training in Trained and Untrained MenThe biochemical examination of changes of acid base balance with the help of . method belongs, today, to currently used methods of examination enabling to follow the level of metabolism. At race performances or training this method presents more detailed information on the biochemical changes appearing under the influence of physical strain.