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H. V. Ulmer

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Estimation of isometric strength: Intensity and holding time

1982

Physiologybusiness.industryPhysiology (medical)Renal blood flowClinical BiochemistryMedicineThoracic duct lymphHuman physiologyIsometric exercisebusinessBiomedical engineeringHolding timeIntensity (physics)Pflügers Archiv European Journal of Physiology
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Trainability of underwater breath-holding time.

1984

From diving practice we know that breath-holding time (BHT) can be increased by training. This examination was set up to illuminate whether BHT underwater can be trained decisively in a short period of time. The authors investigated whether physiologic or psychological aspects are the main constituents of the above-mentioned BHT phenomenon. BHT and the "onset point" of involuntary respiratory movements of 64 subjects were registered after deep inspiration and immersion in ca. 1 m. Two different tests were set up: (I) 2 breath-holds per day on 5 consecutive days, (II) 5 repeated breath-holds with pauses of 3 min in between. BHT of the first test was shorter underwater than in similar experim…

AdultPhysical Education and TrainingTime Factorsbusiness.industryDivingRespirationApneaPhysical Therapy Sports Therapy and RehabilitationMiddle AgedRESPIRATORY MOVEMENTSAnesthesiaHyperventilationmedicineSet PsychologyHumansOrthopedics and Sports MedicinePsychological aspectsmedicine.symptombusinessHolding timeInternational journal of sports medicine
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Trainability of underwater breath-holding-time

1982

From diving practice we know that breath-holding time (BHT) can be increased by training. This examination was set up to illuminate whether BHT underwater can be trained decisively in a short period of time. The authors investigated whether physiologic or psychological aspects are the main constituents of the above-mentioned BHT phenomenon. BHT and the "onset point" of involuntary respiratory movements of 64 subjects were registered after deep inspiration and immersion in ca. 1 m. Two different tests were set up: (I) 2 breath-holds per day on 5 consecutive days, (II) 5 repeated breath-holds with pauses of 3 min in between. BHT of the first test was shorter underwater than in similar experim…

medicine.medical_specialtyPhysiologybusiness.industryClinical BiochemistryHuman physiologyAudiologyRESPIRATORY MOVEMENTSPhysiology (medical)HyperventilationmedicinePsychological aspectsmedicine.symptombusinessHolding timePflügers Archiv European Journal of Physiology
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On-line measurements of body fat content by the caliper method

1986

AdultMaleAdolescentFat contentbusiness.industryMedicine (miscellaneous)Middle AgedOnline SystemsBiochemistrySkinfold ThicknessBody compositionHumansMedicineCalipersFemaleLine (text file)businessSoftwareFood ScienceBiomedical engineeringZeitschrift für Ernährungswissenschaft
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