RESTING METABOLIC RATE AND POST-PRANDIAL THERMOGENESIS BY LEVEL OF AEROBIC POWER IN OLDER ATHLETES
SUMMARY 1. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the resting metabolic rate (RMR) and thermogenic effect of a meal (TEM) in older athletes. 2. Eighteen older male volunteers were divided into three groups according to their aerobic power related to fat‐free mass (FFM) as follows: (i) group I,...
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1. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the resting metabolic rate (RMR) and thermogenic effect of a meal (TEM) in older athletes.
2. Eighteen older male volunteers were divided into three groups according to their aerobic power related to fat‐free mass (FFM) as follows: (i) group I, high aerobic power (Vo2max > 70 mL/kg FFM per min); (ii) group II, moderate aerobic power (Vo2max = 55–70 mL/kg FFM per min); and (iii) group III, low aerobic power (Vo2max |
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1. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the resting metabolic rate (RMR) and thermogenic effect of a meal (TEM) in older athletes.
2. Eighteen older male volunteers were divided into three groups according to their aerobic power related to fat‐free mass (FFM) as follows: (i) group I, high aerobic power (Vo2max > 70 mL/kg FFM per min); (ii) group II, moderate aerobic power (Vo2max = 55–70 mL/kg FFM per min); and (iii) group III, low aerobic power (Vo2max < 55 mL/kg FFM per min).
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2. Eighteen older male volunteers were divided into three groups according to their aerobic power related to fat‐free mass (FFM) as follows: (i) group I, high aerobic power (Vo2max > 70 mL/kg FFM per min); (ii) group II, moderate aerobic power (Vo2max = 55–70 mL/kg FFM per min); and (iii) group III, low aerobic power (Vo2max < 55 mL/kg FFM per min).
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2. Eighteen older male volunteers were divided into three groups according to their aerobic power related to fat‐free mass (FFM) as follows: (i) group I, high aerobic power (Vo2max > 70 mL/kg FFM per min); (ii) group II, moderate aerobic power (Vo2max = 55–70 mL/kg FFM per min); and (iii) group III, low aerobic power (Vo2max < 55 mL/kg FFM per min).
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