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A comparison of the submaximal and maximal responses to upright versus semi-recumbent cycling in males

Johnson, Charles C. (1999-12)

Physiological Comparison of Choir Aerobics and Cycle Ergometry in Young Female Subjects

Cowperthwaite, Sarah Ann (1999-12)

A comparison of the physiological and psychological responses to exercise on a virtual reality recumbent cycle versus a non-virtual reality recumbent cycle

Maldari, Monica Marisa (1997-08)

Physiological responses between a StairMaster upright and a StairMaster semi-recumbent cycle at a submaximal self-selected pace

Swensen, Chad T. (1999-12)

The Effect of Different Interval Magnitudes on Measures of Exercise Intensity

Florhaug, Jessica A. (1999-08)

Physiological comparison of chair aerobics and cycle ergometry in older females

Hagen, Heather L. (1999-12)

A Comparison of the Maximal Excercise responses on Upright and Semi-Recumbent Cycle Ergometers with Habituation

Goebel, Charlotte G. (2000-12)

A Comparison of Submaximal Excercise Responses to Upright and Semi-Recumbent Cycle Ergometers With Habituation

Eckstrom, Nora A. (2000-12)

Physiological responses to submaximal workloads on four exercise ergometers

Donahue, Marc D. (2001-05)

To allow for accurate exercise prescription, relationships needed to be drawn between four common exercise ergometers often found in a cardiac rehabilitation setting. The StairMaster upright (UP) & recumbent (SR) cycles, ...

The effect of different interval durations on measures of exercise intensity

HROVATIN, Lauri A. (1999-08)

Monitoring training loads during continuous exercise has been validated, however given the importance of interval training, this method (RPE * duration) has not been validated during interval training of different ...