Why the study?
Does arm or leg training improve respiratory adaptation (Ve/Vo2, pH, blood gases) during submaximal exercise in young healthy subjects?
Does arm or leg training improve respiratory adaptation (Ve/Vo2, pH, blood gases) during submaximal exercise in young healthy subjects?
Exercise training induces local muscle adaptations that reduce the ventilatory equivalent during submaximal exercise specifically in the trained muscles.
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Local training attenuates submaximal ventilatory demand in trained limbs only; hypothesis-generating and requires validation in clinical populations.
Rasmussen et al. (1975) studied this question.
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