Improving Endurance Exercise Performance at High Altitude: Traditional and Nontraditional Approaches
It is well established that endurance exercise performance is impaired at terrestrial altitude
when compared to sea level. As altitude increases, barometric pressure is reduced, causing …
when compared to sea level. As altitude increases, barometric pressure is reduced, causing …
[HTML][HTML] Cross-adaptation from heat stress to hypoxia: A systematic review and exploratory meta-analysis
Cross-adaptation (CA) refers to the successful induction of physiological adaptation under
one environmental stressor (eg, heat), to enable subsequent benefit in another (eg …
one environmental stressor (eg, heat), to enable subsequent benefit in another (eg …
Heat Acclimation Improves Heat Tolerance Test Specificity in a Criteria-dependent Manner.
KM Mitchell, RM Salgado, KE Bradbury… - … and Science in …, 2021 - europepmc.org
Purpose This study aimed to characterize HTT specificity and to determine any effect of HA
on the outcome. Methods Thirteen unacclimatized, healthy men (VO2peak, 43.0±4.8 mL· kg …
on the outcome. Methods Thirteen unacclimatized, healthy men (VO2peak, 43.0±4.8 mL· kg …
Cross-adaptation between heat and hypoxia: mechanistic insights into aerobic exercise performance
Acclima (tiza) tion to heat or hypoxia enhances work capacity in hot and hypoxic
environmental conditions, respectively; an acclimation response is considered to be …
environmental conditions, respectively; an acclimation response is considered to be …
Individual variability in achievement of short-term heat acclimation during a fixed intensity protocol
MM Saillant, N Charkoudian, RM Salgado - Journal of Thermal Biology, 2022 - Elsevier
Introduction Heat acclimation (HA) occurs with∼ 8-10d of repeated heat exposure; however,
adaptations can occur earlier (< 7d; termed short-term heat acclimation; STHA). Purpose To …
adaptations can occur earlier (< 7d; termed short-term heat acclimation; STHA). Purpose To …
Preserving Athletic Performance at Altitude with Heat Acclimation: A Cross-Adaptive Approach
B Albert, MG Miller - Strength & Conditioning Journal, 2022 - journals.lww.com
Decreased oxygen availability at high-altitudes, referred to as hypoxia, reduces physical
capacity and places athletes at risk of illness. Accelerated warming in mountainous regions …
capacity and places athletes at risk of illness. Accelerated warming in mountainous regions …