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Performance Area => Peer Reviewed Studies Discussion => Topic started by: TKXII on May 15, 2010, 03:26:03 pm
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Cool study right http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1324116?dopt=AbstractPlus
(http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1324116?dopt=AbstractPlus)
Increased insulin sensitivity? That's a plus!
I found that on this site
http://www.exrx.net/Notes/ExerciseAbstracts.html, lot of great info there
I could try to figure it out but I'm a bit lazy but how do I add a hyperlink within a word, like if I wanted to link the word "here", I'm having trouble on this forum and it's different than I'm used to on others?
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Cool study right http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1324116?dopt=AbstractPlus
(http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1324116?dopt=AbstractPlus)
Increased insulin sensitivity? That's a plus!
I found that on this site
http://www.exrx.net/Notes/ExerciseAbstracts.html, lot of great info there
I could try to figure it out but I'm a bit lazy but how do I add a hyperlink within a word, like if I wanted to link the word "here", I'm having trouble on this forum and it's different than I'm used to on others?
ya nice study, too bad most people go in doors (heated) to train in cold weather. My favorite type of weather to train in, is very hot and very humid, don't know why, but i just love it.. I seem to lose weight very fast in this weather too, not just water.
I wouldn't link with the word, just drop the whole link, there seems to be a problem of how it's linking those abstracts, its bracketing the wrong part.
I love abstracts :)
peace
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Nimmo, M. (2004). Exercises in the Cold. Journal of Sport Sciences (22) 898-916.
If I remember correctly the above paper Showed that generally little to no adaptations occur (except slight blood flow redistribution and other minor changes) after extended periods of time training in the cold. However, I may have the papers confused. Either way, Nimmo from Loughborough has published extensive research on exercise stressors (hot/cold environments) so she is worth google searching.
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my lifting gets ruined when i lift in the cold...i lift in my garage so i tend to put a heater on about 3 hours before i go in, if i forget though the bar is freezing to touch and it just puts me off crazy...probably psychological only but it sure makes me hate lifting
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I love it when it's burning hot and/or rainy/humid. It's awesome for me to lift weights in those conditions.
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hot is best for me
whever it's cold i can't even go hard just cuz my body slows down in the cold....where are the fastest runners and jumpers coming from? HOT WEATHER CLIMATES!!
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Oh but outdoor basketball in hot and humid conditions is TERRRRRRIBLE, I get so damn lazy and stuff. But if its indoors, it's fine for me somehow. Maybe the air conditioner de-humidifies a bit?
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Oh but outdoor basketball in hot and humid conditions is TERRRRRRIBLE, I get so damn lazy and stuff. But if its indoors, it's fine for me somehow. Maybe the air conditioner de-humidifies a bit?
true that does happen..you just gotta get through that...usually that happens and makes me hungry. It is a weird thing that happens...BUT during football, we could workout everyday. In the snow, workouts decline in quality due to the cold
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chilly, with clouds but not raining pumps me up like a muthafucka :headbang: