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期刊名:Research quarterly for exercise and sport

缩写:RES Q EXERCISE SPORT

ISSN:0270-1367

e-ISSN:2168-3824

IF/分区:2.1/Q2

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Vassilis Barkoukis,Deirdre O&#x;Shea,Despoina Ourda et al. Vassilis Barkoukis et al.
Match-fixing represents a major threat to sports integrity. However, evidence on mechanisms underlying the psychological processes related to the decision to engage in match-fixing is limited. To address this gap, the present study was desi...
Eduardo Marcel Fernandes Nascimento,Fernando Klitzke Borszcz,Thiago Pereira Ventura et al. Eduardo Marcel Fernandes Nascimento et al.
This study aimed to compare different thresholds obtained from the muscle near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS), heart rate variability (HRV), HR and ventilatory parameters during a maximal incremental cycling test. Twenty trained male cyclists...
Natalia Fraczek,Lorraine B Robbins,Hesam A Varpaei et al. Natalia Fraczek et al.
This cross-sectional study involved secondary data analysis to: (1) examine relationships between psychosocial factors (autonomous motivation for physical activity [PA], PA self-efficacy, social support for PA) and various levels of PA inte...
Willie Leung,Gillian Tiralla,Lu Shi et al. Willie Leung et al.
The purpose of the current study was to examine the association between muscle-strengthening activity (MSA) participation and demographic characteristics among individuals with disabilities, using a nationally representative sample of U.S. ...
Luan Santiago,Hugo Dias Farias Jorge,Felipe Basso et al. Luan Santiago et al.
Recently, the combination of inspiratory muscle resistance (IMR) training with aerobic exercise has become a common practice, driven by the expectation of optimizing training outcomes. However, performance during aerobic exercise may be lim...
Luiz Guilherme Gonçalves,Paulo Roberto Sandi,Ronaldo Kobal et al. Luiz Guilherme Gonçalves et al.
The aims were to: 1) characterize players' physical output during the matches; 2) compare match running performance across four qualification phases according to playing position; 3) compare position-specific running demands; 4) assess matc...
Yong Kang Cheah,Chee Cheong Kee,Kuang Kuay Lim et al. Yong Kang Cheah et al.
Purpose: Physical inactivity is responsible for various health issues. This study represents an early attempt to examine how health literacy and sociodemographic factors are associated with physical activity across different quantiles of ti...
Sarah E Junkersfeld,Robyn Braun-Trocchio Sarah E Junkersfeld
Physical inactivity is a major health concern leading to obesity and increased health concerns. To increase physical activity (PA), researchers are now considering the impact of affective variables, such as enjoyment and pleasure. Research ...