PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE DURING HIGH-INTENSITY RESISTANCE EXERCISE IN NORMOXIC AND HYPOXIC CONDITIONS.

Authors :: SCOTT, BRENDAN R.
SLATTERY, KATIE M.
SCULLEY, DEAN V.
HODSON, JACOB A.
DASCOMBE, BEN J.
Source :: Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. Mar2015, Vol. 29 Issue 3, p807-815. 9p. 4 Graphs.
Publication Year :: 2015
Abstract: The article discusses research which investigated how normoxic and hypoxic conditions affect physical performance of resistance-trained young individuals during high-intensity resistance exercise. Topics explored include the muscular hypertrophy associated with localized hypoxia, the exercise protocol performed by study participants which consists of back squats and deadlifts, and the statistical analyses of peak force, mean power, and mean force recorded.

Subjects :: *ISOMETRIC exercise
*MUSCULAR hypertrophy
*HYPOXEMIA
*SQUAT (Weight lifting)
*STRENGTH training
*ACTIVE oxygen in the body
*PHYSIOLOGICAL adaptation
*COMPARATIVE studies
*EXERCISE
*HEART beat
*MUSCLE strength testing
*PROBABILITY theory
*STATISTICS
*DATA analysis
*BODY movement
*DESCRIPTIVE statistics
*RESISTANCE training

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