High-Load Lifting in Early Pregnancy Appears Safe for Trained Women
A survey of 359 pregnant athletes finds most continued heavy resistance training in the first trimester without adverse outcomes.
Exercise science, resistance training, VO2max, and physical performance
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A survey of 359 pregnant athletes finds most continued heavy resistance training in the first trimester without adverse outcomes.
15 weeks of treadmill exercise reversed cardiac dysfunction in obese diabetic mice through mitochondrial and metabolic pathways — no weight loss needed.
A randomized trial pits functional training, stationary cycling, and Xbox Kinect exergaming against each other in elderly Parkinson's patients.
A completed trial of 69 coronary artery disease patients compares HIIT and moderate continuous training on fitness, activity, and quality of life.
Physical therapist Jeff Cavaliere breaks down injury prevention, posture, and strength strategies that keep you training pain-free into your 80s.
A rigorous RCT finds that cycling training volume around menstrual phases produces the same strength and hypertrophy as standard training.
A meta-analysis of 42 studies finds Fatmax sits ~6% VO2max below the lactate threshold, but the gap narrows in key conditions.
New fNIRS research reveals the motor cortex strains to maintain muscle output during exercise in warm conditions — and facial cooling doesn't fix it.
A 12-week RCT compares HIIT and combined endurance-strength training on oxidative stress, inflammation, and cardiometabolic risk in obese postmenopausal women.
A systematic review of RCTs reveals how resistance training reshapes cytokines, growth factors, and emerging exerkines to combat age-related muscle loss.
Pregnant women in a supervised hybrid exercise program had zero cases of macrosomia vs. 7.3% in usual care controls.
A completed 120-person trial examines whether normobaric hypoxia amplifies the bone and cardiovascular benefits of resistance training in older adults.