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This review discusses the concept of subacute effects of exercise, defined as the physiological responses occurring between single bouts of physical effort.
This work introduces and discusses the concept of subacute effects of exercise, which are physiological responses occurring between single bouts of exercise.
Subacute exercise effects merit consideration in recovery protocols; leaves open prospective validation of clinical relevance.
In Brief Physical exercise represents a physiological stress to the organism producing acute integrative physiological adjustments, whereas repetitive and regular sessions of physical effort provoke chronic physiological adaptations that develop throughout the weeks of training and increase exercise capacity. The present work presents and discusses the concept of subacute effects of exercise, those physiological responses occurring between single bouts of exercise. This work discusses the concept of subacute effects of exercise, those physiological responses occurring between single bouts of exercise.
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Antônio Cláudio Lucas da Nóbrega (2005) reported a review. Exercise was evaluated. This review discusses the concept of subacute effects of exercise, defined as the physiological responses occurring between single bouts of physical effort.
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