Effects of the timing of exercise on the night sleep

The effects of physical exercises taken at different times in the day upon subjective sleep feeling were examined in five healthy university students (aged 20–22 years); morning exercise, evening exercise, and late evening exercise. The late evening exercise with the strength of 50–60% VO2max of 1 h...

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Hauptverfasser: YOSHIDA, HIRONORI, ISHIKAWA, TOHRU, SHIRAISHI, FUMIO, KOBAYASHI, TOSHINORI
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aerobic exercise
Arousal - physiology
Circadian Rhythm - physiology
exercise
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Humans
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sleep
sleep feeling
Sleep Stages - physiology
slow wave sleep
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