Jonathan W Hoch,Joseph C Watso
Jonathan W Hoch
Excess dietary sodium increases blood pressure during exercise, contributing to an increased risk of future cardiovascular disease. Nine-in-ten adults exceed the recommended sodium intake. Dermal excretion through sweating represents a comp...
Mobile Health for Monitoring and Supporting Mobility in Multiple Sclerosis [0.03%]
移动健康在监测和支持多发性硬化症患者行动能力方面的应用
Jeffer Eidi Sasaki,Emerson Sebastião,Robert Motl
Jeffer Eidi Sasaki
This review addresses the use of mHealth for monitoring and supporting mobility in people with multiple sclerosis (MS). We discuss its use for assessing free-living movement behaviors and identifying relevant physical activity metrics for m...
Selective muscle weakness in Achilles tendinopathy: is it time to look beyond the soleus? [0.03%]
跟腱病理性肌肉选择性无力：是否是时候超越比目鱼肌？
Gabriel L Fernandes,Lucas B R Orssatto,François Hug et al.
Gabriel L Fernandes et al.
Plantarflexor weakness in Achilles tendinopathy has long been attributed to soleus dysfunction. However, recent neurophysiological and biomechanical evidence challenges this view, suggesting selective deficits in gastrocnemius lateralis mus...
Exergame Snacks: Promoting Enjoyable, Effective, and Time-Efficient Physical Activity [0.03%]
快乐有效的节能游戏锻炼促进计划零食项目
Sascha Ketelhut,Floyd Mueller,Anna Martin-Niedecken et al.
Sascha Ketelhut et al.
Exercise snacks-brief, vigorous activity bouts-are efficient, but their demanding nature makes adherence difficult. This article introduces the concept of exergame snacks: short, game-based physical activity sessions designed to enhance eng...
Sparking Innovation: ESSR’s Role in Advancing Exercise and Sport Science [0.03%]
激发创新：ESSR在推进运动与体育科学中的作用
Sandra K Hunter
Sandra K Hunter
The Endothelium as a Central Mediator of Exercise-Induced Metabolism and Communication [0.03%]
血管内皮细胞介导运动诱导的代谢和交流效应
Siobhan Craige
Siobhan Craige
Cells lining the capillary endothelium, endothelial cells (ECs), play central roles in local and systemic metabolism by sensing and responding to exercise-induced stresses. ECs release and respond to many factors, coordinating intra- and in...
Physical Activity and Cognition: Examining Temporal Dynamics via Micro-longitudinal Studies with Ambulatory Assessment [0.03%]
体力活动与认知：通过 ambulatory assessment 的微纵向研究探讨其时间动态性
Fabian Herold,Marco Giurgiu,Ulrich W Ebner-Priemer et al.
Fabian Herold et al.
There is growing evidence that physical activity can benefit cognition acutely and chronically. However, several research questions centered around temporal dynamics and causality remain. Micro-longitudinal studies with ambulatory assessmen...
Daily Steps as a Public Health Metric for Physical Activity Monitoring and Promotion [0.03%]
步行为物理活动的监测和推广公共卫生衡量标准
Amanda E Paluch,Charles E Matthews,Aiden Doherty et al.
Amanda E Paluch et al.
This review summarizes the evidence on the number and intensity of steps associated with health benefits. For older adults, 6,000 to 8,000 daily steps is associated with substantial cardiovascular disease (CVD) and mortality benefits and ta...
Mothers Going the Distance: A Brief Review of Postpartum Return to Elite Endurance Sport [0.03%]
产后恢复精英耐力运动的“长征”——简评一篇文章
Chloe M Hewitt,M Karen Campbell,Jane S Thornton
Chloe M Hewitt
The purpose of this review was to summarize existing information and identify critical research gaps around pregnancy and the postpartum period in elite endurance athletes. Current literature is primarily exploratory and lacks high-level ev...
Translation of Evidence to Clinical Practice for Exercise Oncology: An Update from the Moving Through Cancer Initiative [0.03%]
运动肿瘤学的证据到临床实践转化：来自Moving Through Cancer倡议的更新信息
Kathryn H Schmitz,Laura Q Rogers
Kathryn H Schmitz
A robust evidence base documents the benefits of exercise for patients receiving cancer care. This paper reviews the Moving Through Cancer Initiative of the American College of Sports Medicine through the lens of Dissemination and Implement...