… meta-analysis examined the impact of exercise-induced muscle damage (EIMD) on cycling
performance. The primary outcome measure was cycling performance, whereas secondary …

… and maximal aerobic power (APmax) in trained cyclists [17,20]. One may wonder what effect
this combination of trainings would have on anaerobic capacity level and muscle thickness. …

… There have been a multitude of reviews written on exercise-induced muscle damage (EIMD)
and recovery. EIMD is a complex area of study as there are a host of factors such as sex, …

… Aerobic exercise induced moderate declines in measures of … [26] examined the effects of 30
min of cycling or running at 75… jump height) in well-trained male endurance runners aged 23 …

… Proposed mechanisms of Exercise-induced muscle damage. The potential damage model
can be summarized into two general phases: an initial or primary phase (left-hand side), …

… (1), non-resistance trained subjects (1) recreationally active subjects (3), resistance trained
subjects (1), professional or semi-professional endurance runners (3), well-trained cyclists (2…

… involving eccentric and concentric cycling protocols, also … cycling protocols when
evaluating other markers of muscle … , CK and Mb increases were less pronounced in well-trained …

… effects on anaerobic power and short time cycling performance. Unlike HS training, the effect
of SS training on cycling … , seems to follow the muscle damage marker Mb after first bout of …

… body exercises, such as endurance running and cycling, can greatly elevate these
markers [… enhances endurance exercise performance or anaerobic capacity as a result of …

… Once ingested, some of the NO 3 – is reduced to nitrite (NO 2 – ) by the action of anaerobic
… of the fact that the benefits are limited to non-well-trained individuals who have not suffered …