… to examine the effects of Glycine-arginine-α-ketoisocaproic acid (… in trained cyclists. It
should be noted that despite the fact that studies on GAKIC supplementation involving well-trained …

… arginine supplementation. For example, Slawinski and others 73 reported that intravenous
infusion of arginine … Using seven male endurance-trained cyclists, Blomstrand and others 8 …

… (ARG trial) or placebo (CON trial) for 3 days before undertaking an intermittent anaerobic
cycling … been suggested that oral supplementation of arginine combined with glycine and alpha-…

… j1 ) associated with acute resistance training, we would need seven to eight subjects per …
Glycine-arginine-alpha-ketoisocaproic acid improves performance of repeated cycling sprints. …

… , phenylalanine, and arginine were higher, while those of serine and glycine were lower in …
leucine, phenylalanine, and arginine levels, as well as elevated glycine levels in patients with …

… These results support Buford and Koch’s finding of increased performance during recurrent
bouts of anaerobic cycling after taking glycine-arginine-a-ketoisocaproic acid supplements […

… All subjects were active recreational cyclists aged 19-41 yr [28.0 t 3.1 (SE) yr], weight 63.6-…
If we apply Broberg and Sahlin’s (6) estimation of cycling (0.08 mmol l kg dry muscle-l l min-‘…

… In a series of experiments using arginine and ornithine dosages of up to 20 g/day, less …
trained athletes ingested 0.1 g/kg/ day of an amino acid supplement containing glycine, arginine, …

… supplementation by elite cyclists since its introduction a few years ago, it would be beneficial
to understand the possible ergogenic effect on cycling capacity in trained cyclists, and …

… achieved with bicycle ergometer training. Thereby it should be possible to differentiate
between local and systemic effects of exercise training on the skeletal muscle vasculature in CHF. …