Fumio Nakadomo

Longitudinal associations between anaerobic threshold and distance running performance

SummaryLongitudinal alterations in anaerobic threshold (AT) and distance running performance were assessed three times within a 4-month period of intensive training, using 20 male, trained middle-distance runners (19–23 yr). A major effect of the high intensity regular intensive training together with 60- to 90-min AT level running training (2d ·wk−1) was a significant increase in the amount of O2 uptake corresponding to AT (

Body composition prediction equations based on bioelectrical impedance and anthropometric variables for Japanese obese women

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Effects of standing cycling and the use of toe stirrups on maximal oxygen uptake

AT; ml O2 · min−1 · kg−1) and in maximal oxygen uptake (

Relationship between Body Composition and Cardiorespiratory Fitness in Japanese Junior High School Boys and Girls

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Prerequisites in Distance Running Performance of Female Runners

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