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Tom's Weekend Warrior study is out! Training either 4x (short) or 2x (long) weekly resulted in the same adaptations, when overall volume and content of training was fixed.
Performance, thresholds, efficiency, Hbmass, and ox cap ↑ equally in both groups.
@MartinMacInnis
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Just out! We describe a method to measure hemoglobin synthesis using heavy water. It takes longer than muscle etc. due to the delay between synthesis (in bone marrow) and sampling (blood), but it's short and simple compared with RBC labelling. w/ @MartinMacInnis & Chris McGlory
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Must read in SJMSS by @BillySperlich @nih_physicperf @JosteinHallen @marcosmartinr @HCHolmberg1 @RBoushel @Skattebo_Oyvind
@Dr_Burr JAL Calbet
@UofG_HHNS @GRHEFS_ULPGC
Repeated Carbon Monoxide Inhalation in Sports A New Frontier or a Dangerous Gamble?
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Curious how different training intensities and volumes affect mitochondrial growth, capillaries, and VO2max?🚴
Check out our new meta-regression, free to access in @SportsMedicineJ! 📖
Team effort with good friends @MrMoelmen & @AlmquistNicki 💪
Link: link.springer.com/article/10…
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What are the most important factors for improving mitochondrial content, capillarisation, and VO2max?
That is the key question in our meta-regression including 425 training intervention studies and 5650 participants examining the effects of exercise training 🧵
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Check out our latest collaborative knowledge translation with @Mick_Leahy_ on his recent case study, exploring the use of thermodilution for quantifying human blood flow during running hplguelph.weebly.com
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Direct measure of blood flow while running (via thermodilution)! 😲
Amazing work @Mick_Leahy_ et al!
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Replying to @Mick_Leahy_
Using femoral venous and transpulmonary thermodilution, we were able to directly measure leg blood flow simultaneously with cardiac output during high-intensity running.
You can see the process here, and in the supplemental materials of our paper
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Using femoral venous and transpulmonary thermodilution, we were able to directly measure leg blood flow simultaneously with cardiac output during high-intensity running.
You can see the process here, and in the supplemental materials of our paper
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Pretty happy this is finally out !
The first direct measure of leg blood flow while running
🏃♂️ 🦵 💉 🩸
Made by an excellent team:
@kmathompson @Dr_Burr @Skattebo_Oyvind @marcosmartinr @JosteinHallen @RBoushel @UBCKin @UofG_HHNS @GRHEFS_ULPGC
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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New addition to the lab, finally complete!
Exciting new possibilites for research in human performance and applied cardiorespiratory physiology
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Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: 100 Essential Papers in Sports and Exercise Physiology in: International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance - OPEN ACCESS journals.humankinetics.com/v…
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🚨Publication 2/4 from Phd Thesis! Excited to share this work. Its a great FEELING to get this out.
Associating cutaneous perception to microvascular blood flow in the foot sole.
frontiersin.org/journals/neu…
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🩸BLOOD FLOW RESTRICTION DOESN'T HINDER NEUROMUSCULAR RECOVERY!
🗞️Experimental Physiology
🔎physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
🎓CHRIS PIGNANELLI, PhD Student @UofG_HHNS!, et al
🥼Prof. Jamie Burr's Lab Team @UofGResearch!
🚴Human Performance Lab: hplguelph.weebly.com
🏛️#UofG #UofGCBS
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Missed last week's Café Scientifique talk on overtraining and the everyday athlete with #SFUBPK professor @superalex_c? It's now available on YouTube: ow.ly/lFAu50RATMs
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Reflex sympathetic activation to inspiratory muscle loading is attenuated in females relative to males | AJP-heart and Circ @ajpheartcirc
Excellent work from @Mick_Leahy_ @UBCKin!
journals.physiology.org/doi/…
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Excited about our latest BFR study led by Chris Pignanelli. We explored how BFR during exercise affects recovery and PLFFD compared to regular exercise. Results show BFR does not hinder neuromuscular recovery within 24 hours or increase PLFFD.
physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
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Single dose creatine improves cognitive performance and induces changes in cerebral high energy phosphates during sleep deprivation. nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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#UofG | @GlobalGuelph talks to Dr. Jamie Burr about bringing sports science to the @NHLBlackhawks 🏒
@UofG_HHNS @Dr_Burr
Read more: globalnews.ca/news/10434485/…
Awesome time collaborating with @rowingcanada, and the gang over in Victoria, BC! The athletes were great to work with and some exciting findings that will hopefully convince other elite groups to begin documenting their training with blood flow restriction.
Great job on this team! @Dr_Burr @superalex_c Blood Flow Restricted Training and Time Trial Performance:... : Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise journals.lww.com/acsm-msse/a…
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Congratulations Dr. Thompson! It's been a a pleasure to follow your journey from master student & student track athlete to completion of your PhD under the steady wings of @Dr_Burr. Hiring tip: This @kmathompson guy is 🧨🧨🧨!































