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A new physiological model proposes that skeletal muscle recruitment is regulated by a central governor to prevent progressive myocardial ischemia during maximum exercise.
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Challenges classical VO2max limits; hypothesis-generating for central governor preventing ischemia in exercise.
The paper challenges the classical concept of VO2max plateau, proposing instead that a central governor limits exercise to prevent myocardial ischemia.
TIMOTHY DAVID NOAKES (1998) conducted a review in Exercise physiology. Central governor model of maximal oxygen uptake vs. Classical plateau phenomenon model was evaluated. A new physiological model proposes that skeletal muscle recruitment is regulated by a central governor to prevent progressive myocardial ischemia during maximum exercise.
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