Why the study?
Does exercise intensity affect Phase II .VO2 kinetics in trained and untrained subjects?
Does exercise intensity affect Phase II .VO2 kinetics in trained and untrained subjects?
The slowing of phase II VO2 kinetics at higher power outputs within the moderate exercise intensity domain suggests factors like motor unit recruitment, rather than O2 availability, are responsible.
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Higher moderate power outputs slow Phase II VO2 kinetics irrespective of training; extends mechanistic insights while leaving clinical adoption open.
Koppo et al. (2004) studied this question.
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