Effects of Endurance Exercise with Moderate Intensity on Metabolic Responses

• Material Type: 記事
• Title: Effects of Endurance Exercise with Moderate Intensity on Metabolic Responses
• Title Transcription: Effects of Endurance Exercise with Moderate Intensity on Metabolic Responses
• Author/Editor: TODA,Kaoru; NAGASAKI,Masaru; BAJOTTO,Gustavo; HAYASHI,Shuji; MANZAI,Tomoko; OSHIDA,Yoshiharu; SATO,Yuzo
• Publication, Distribution, etc.: 日本 : Japan Society of Exercise and Sports Physiology
• Publication Date: 2007-05
• Publication Date (W3CDTF): 2007-05
• Periodical title: Advances in exercise and sports physiology
• No. or year of volume/issue: 13(1)
• Volume: 13(1)
• Pages: 7-11
• Text Language Code: ENG
• Subject Heading: metabolic responses; ketone bodies; endurance exercise; respiratory exchange ratio (RER); untrained men
• Note (General): 著者所属: Chubu Daigaku Techno-Medical College:Research Center of Health, Physical fitness and Sports, Nagoya University; 著者所属: Department of Health Science, Faculty of Psychological and Physical Science, Aichi Gakuin University; 著者所属: Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Shikumi College, Nagoya Institute of Technology; 著者所属: Aichi Medical Institutes; 著者所属: Research Center of Health, Physical fitness and Sports, Nagoya University
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• Summary, etc.: It has been recommended that, during the treatment of obesity/metabolic syndrome, exercise duration should be progressively increased to approximately...