Kinesiology & Sport Review

Dedicated to the Education, Development, and Service of undergraduate & graduate students in their quest to become Fearless Champions in the Kinesiology & Sport Industry. The Review is hosted by the Kinesiology Department at Tarleton State University (Stephenville, Texas).

Saturday, December 10, 2016

Rehabilitation for Lung disorders

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Pulmonary disorders have been shown to have some negative effects on physical activity that make it hard for an individual to accomplish e...
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Effects of Lung Disorders on Physical Activity

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When exercising, there are plenty of external factors that can hinder a person’s performance such as: extreme temperature, high elevation, ...
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Effects of Age on Oxygen Uptake Kinetics

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After exploring a few ways athletes can improve their VO 2 max, we have learned that coaches and athletes can maneuver around limitations a...
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Attempting to Mimic Elevation Training with "Elevation Training Mask"

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Athletes and exercise enthusiasts have always found ways to improve training and performance; one example being the use of elevation traini...
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Altitude Training on VO2 Kinetics

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As an athlete performs better and better they sometimes hit a plateau and that leads to them looking for a new way to mix up their training...
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Effects of Altitude on Oxygen Consumption

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As stated in a previous blog, there are a number of limitations of cardiovascular training. One in particular being, change in atmospheric ...
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Limitations and Adaptations of Oxygen Consumption

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During exercise we all try to push ourselves to work harder and reach new limits and milestones in our training. But no matter how hard we ...
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