Why the study?
How do autonomic blocking agents, work type, and physical training influence the subjective rating of perceived exertion in healthy subjects?
Population
19 healthy subjects
Comparison
Autonomic nervous system blocking agents during… vs Baseline conditions and different work modalities
Design
Other
Follow-up
8 weeks
Authors
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Supports RPE as relative effort and lactate marker over HR post-training; hypothesis-generating for monitoring, needs patient validation.
How do autonomic blocking agents, work type, and physical training influence the subjective rating of perceived exertion in healthy subjects?
The subjective rating of perceived exertion is closely linked to relative oxygen uptake and blood lactate rather than heart rate alone, and adapts to physical training.
Ekblom et al. (1971) studied this question.
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