… Six well-trained cyclists and six untrained subjects were studied during and immediately
after four successive 7 min periods of exercise at 30, 45, 60 and75 % of their maximal work …

… well-trained to elite-level cyclists during comparable training periods (15,18,24). Overall, our
results demonstrate that the training load … and physiological capacity in welltrained cyclists. …

… patterns of the hormonal and metabolic responses to graded … trained men running 15 to
25 mi/wk; and highly trained men … “*‘* Bloom et al” reported that trained cyclists had lower …

… endocrine responses than LI in elite cyclists, suggesting that such training might lead to superior
adaptations in elite cyclists… to LI in well-trained cyclists and also led to superior changes …

… catecholamine response and the time course of the lactate response has not been established.
Finally, whether the metabolic response to HIIE is influenced by regular cycle training is …

… ments of steroid hormones from samples of … cycling training on the psychobiological status
of cyclists, as well as the possible alterations of these markers after 4 days of intensive training…

… the subsequent metabolic responses in trained cyclists. … hormone when L-arginine was
consumed orally before a submaximal exercise bout compared with exercise alone in trained …

… The exercise-induced increase in the blood cortisol concentration seems to be essential
for the metabolic response to exercise and in the process of adaptation [10], as cortisol is …

… of day on performance, pacing, and hormonal and metabolic responses during a 1000-m
cycling time-trial. Nine male, recreational cyclists visited the laboratory four times. During the 1 …

… exercise was seen after 3 wk of training. We conclude that the hormonal component of
the training adaptation occurs very early in the course of a vigorous endurance training program* …