Neurophysiological Determinants of Theoretical Concepts and Mechanisms Involved in Pacing
@article{Roelands2013NeurophysiologicalDO, title={Neurophysiological Determinants of Theoretical Concepts and Mechanisms Involved in Pacing}, author={B. Roelands and J. Koning and C. Foster and F. Hettinga and R. Meeusen}, journal={Sports Medicine}, year={2013}, volume={43}, pages={301-311} }
Fatigue during prolonged exercise is often described as an acute impairment of exercise performance that leads to an inability to produce or maintain a desired power output. In the past few decades, interest in how athletes experience fatigue during competition has grown enormously. Research has evolved from a dominant focus on peripheral causes of fatigue towards a complex interplay between peripheral and central limitations of performance. Apparently, both feedforward and feedback mechanisms… CONTINUE READING
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