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comparative study of energy cost in steady and broken pace running.

Jean Jerome McCarthy

# comparative study of energy cost in steady and broken pace running.

## by Jean Jerome McCarthy

Published .
Written in English

Subjects:
• Physical education and training.

• The Physical Object
Paginationv, 29 leaves,
Number of Pages29
ID Numbers
Open LibraryOL17780999M

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### Comparative study of energy cost in steady and broken pace running by Jean Jerome McCarthy Download PDF EPUB FB2

Increased energy expenditure (EE) is a key component in maintaining a healthy body mass. Walking and running are 2 common aerobic activities that increase EE above resting values. The purpose of this study was to compare the EE of individuals with average fitness during a walk and run for meters at 86 mmin(-1) and mmin(-1), by: Energy cost of level walking and running in humans have been extensively investigated.

Energy cost of running is also affected by the foot landing patterns which allow a different efficiency of leg muscles and tendons and increases when muscles are fatigued. 16, 17 Researcherss had illustrated that energy composition during locomotion increases in.

PURPOSE: This study established the published prediction equations for the energy expenditure of walking and running compared with the measured values. To make this comparison we first determined whether differences exist in energy expenditure for m of walking versus running, and whether energy expenditure differences occur due to being on the track or by:   The energy cost of steady state walking was higher in stroke than in controls (MD mL O 2 /kg/m, 95% CI, P).

Energy cost of steady state sit-to-stands was higher in stroke survivors compared to controls; however, the difference was not significant (MD mL O 2 /kg/sts; − to) (see Table 3).Cited by: 2.

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PDF | This study established the published prediction equations for the energy expenditure of walking and running compared with the measured values. Other terms such as “cost,” “oxygen cost,” “energy cost,” and “requirement” have all found their way into the literature as ways of describing the relationship between oxygen consumption (VO 2) and running velocity.

The energy cost of running reflects the sum of both aerobic and anaerobic metabolism, and the aerobic demand, measured by the VO 2 in L. min −1 at a given speed does. The energy performances of the RCU system, the MAU + RCU system, the MAU + RCU + FCU system, and the MAU + axial fan system are, andrespectively, folds that of the most efficient MAU + FFU system.

The MAU + axial fan system exhibits slight less efficient in energy performance, compared with the MAU + FFU system. Furthermore, Lazzer et al. determined the effects of long-lasting endurance events on the energy cost of running and showed that a substantial increase in the cost of running during the competition caused a marked worsening of performance.

Therefore, athletes with a high ability to resynthesize ATP aerobic and anaerobically during IET might also be able to maintain higher speeds during a running. Hagan et al.

[22] conducted a comparative study of 12 regression models for steady-state oxygen uptake and energy expenditure during horizontal treadmill tests and found their predictions to be similar. Disadvantageously, these models were applicable only to specific segments of the population and for horizontal running.

The goal of the present study is to compare the running strategy between the best female and male marathon performances achieved in the last two years. Methods: Two asp. Marathon Pace.

Variety: Steady run or long repeats (e.g. 2 x 4 miles at marathon pace) Intensity: Generally in the range % of VO2max or % of your HRmax.

Purpose: Used to experience race pace conditions for those training for a marathon or simply as an alternative to Easy pace running for beginners on long run days.

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