Federico Schena

Physiological and perceptual responses to Nordic walking in obese middle-aged women in comparison with the normal walk

This study aimed to compare physiological and perceptual responses to Nordic walking (NW) in obese women to those of walking (W), and to assess if these responses were modified by a learning period of NW technique. Eleven middle-aged obese women completed exercise trials (5xa0min each) at 4xa0km/h, inclinations of −5, 0 and +5%, with and without poles. Ventilation

Quantifying the contribution of arm postural tremor to the outcome of goal-directed pointing task by displacement measures

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Expert Survey on Physical Activity Programmes and Physical Activity Promotion Strategies for Older People

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“Più Sport @ Scuola”: a good practice for Veneto primary schools?

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cost of cross-country skiing? Does the application of ground force set the energetic

energy cost (EC), heart rate (HR), rating of perceived exertion (RPE) and cycle length were measured before and after a 4-week learning period (12 sessions).