This review summarizes behavioral and neurophysiological aspects of inhibitory control
affected by a single bout of cardiovascular exercise. The review also examines the effect of a …

Physical movement lasting any more than a few seconds (eg, exercise), requires
coordination of motor control with concomitant changes in the cardiovascular and respiratory …

This brief review discusses the current state of knowledge regarding the cortical circuitry
associated with autonomic cardiovascular responses to volitional exercise in conscious …

Introduction: Motor commands to perform exercise tasks may also induce activation of
cardiovascular centres to supply the energy needs of the contracting muscles. Mental …

This brief review, which is based on a lecture presented at the American Physiological
Society Teaching Refresher Course on the Brain and Systems Control as part of the …

The autonomic adjustments to exercise are mediated by central signals from the higher
brain (central command) and by a peripheral reflex arising from working skeletal muscle …

Exercise has a significant effect on maintaining the health of inhibitory function, a
fundamental cognitive ability that supports daily mental processes. While previous studies …

Key points Some cortical areas are believed to transmit a descending signal in association
with motor intention and/or effort that regulates the cardiovascular system during exercise …

Acute aerobic high-intensity interval exercise (HIIE) has demonstrated positive effects on
inhibitory control and P3 event-related potential (ERP) in young adults. However, the …

Acute cardiovascular exercise effects on cognitive function were examined using an
executive control task by comparing neuroelectric and behavioral performance at baseline …