TOPICAL COOLING (ICING) DELAYS RECOVERY FROM ECCENTRIC EXERCISE-INDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE.

Autor:	CHING-YU TSENG, JO-PING LEE, YUNG-SHEN TSAI, SHIN-DA LEE, CHUNG-LAN KAO, TE-CHIH LIU, CHENG-HSIU LAI, HARRIS, M. BRENNAN, CHIA-HUA KUO
Předmět:	COLD therapy ELBOW physiology FATIGUE (Physiology) MUSCLE strength ANALYSIS of variance ANTHROPOMETRY BASEBALL CLINICAL trials COLLEGE athletes CREATINE kinase CROSSOVER trials CYTOKINES EXERCISE EXERCISE physiology EXERCISE tests HEMODYNAMICS HEMOGLOBINS INTERLEUKINS RANGE of motion of joints MUSCLE contraction MUSCLE strength testing MYOGLOBIN NEAR infrared spectroscopy RESEARCH funding STATISTICAL sampling STATISTICS DATA analysis PAIN measurement COOLDOWN RANDOMIZED controlled trials VISUAL analog scale PRE-tests & post-tests INTER-observer reliability REPEATED measures design RESEARCH methodology evaluation EXERCISE intensity SKELETAL muscle DESCRIPTIVE statistics DIAGNOSIS
Zdroj:	Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research; May2013, Vol. 27 Issue 5, p1354-1361, 8p, 5 Graphs
Abstrakt:	The article discusses research which was conducted to investigate the impact topical cooling had on recovery from eccentric exercise induced muscle damage. Researchers evaluated 11 male subjects. They found that topical cooling seemed to delay rather than improve recovery from eccentric exercise induced muscle damage.
Databáze:	Complementary Index
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