Why the study?
Does the baseline state (rest vs unloaded cycling) affect the ventilatory and gas exchange dynamics during moderate-intensity exercise?
Population
6 subjects
Comparison
100-W constant-load cycling preceded by rest vs 100-W constant-load cycling preceded by unloaded…
Design
Other
Authors
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Baseline modulates early but not phase II kinetics; supports second-phase monoexponential modeling for moderate exercise responses.
Does the baseline state (rest vs unloaded cycling) affect the ventilatory and gas exchange dynamics during moderate-intensity exercise?
The exponential behavior of VE, VO2, and VCO2 in response to moderate exercise is best described by a model incorporating only the second phase of the response.
Whipp et al. (1982) studied this question.
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