Research Topic

Exercise & Fitness

VO2 max, strength training, zone 2 cardio, muscle physiology, and physical performance

299 articles

HIIT vs Concurrent Training Battles Oxidative Stress in Postmenopausal Obese Women
Exercise & Fitness

HIIT vs Concurrent Training Battles Oxidative Stress in Postmenopausal Obese Women

A 12-week RCT compares HIIT and combined endurance-strength training on oxidative stress, inflammation, and cardiometabolic risk in obese postmenopausal women.

Clinical Trial
May 18, 2026 0
Exercise Rewires Sarcopenia Biomarkers From Inflammation to Muscle Renewal
Exercise & Fitness

Exercise Rewires Sarcopenia Biomarkers From Inflammation to Muscle Renewal

A systematic review of RCTs reveals how resistance training reshapes cytokines, growth factors, and emerging exerkines to combat age-related muscle loss.

Research Paper
May 16, 2026 0
Hybrid Prenatal Exercise Program Eliminates Macrosomia Risk in RCT
Exercise & Fitness

Hybrid Prenatal Exercise Program Eliminates Macrosomia Risk in RCT

Pregnant women in a supervised hybrid exercise program had zero cases of macrosomia vs. 7.3% in usual care controls.

Research Paper
May 16, 2026 0
Precision Sports Medicine Uses DNA and Wearables to Maximize Athlete Performance
Exercise & Fitness

Precision Sports Medicine Uses DNA and Wearables to Maximize Athlete Performance

A comprehensive review maps how genetics, pharmacogenomics, multi-omics, and digital health tools can personalize athlete care and longevity.

Research Paper
May 11, 2026 0
Hypoxic Strength Training Tested for Bone and Heart Health in Elderly Adults
Exercise & Fitness

Hypoxic Strength Training Tested for Bone and Heart Health in Elderly Adults

A completed 120-person trial examines whether normobaric hypoxia amplifies the bone and cardiovascular benefits of resistance training in older adults.

Clinical Trial
May 11, 2026 0
Online Brain and Balance Training Boosts Cognition and Stability in Older Adults
Exercise & Fitness

Online Brain and Balance Training Boosts Cognition and Stability in Older Adults

A completed pilot trial tested 24 sessions of virtual mobility and cognitive training in community-dwelling older adults, targeting falls and mental decline.

Clinical Trial
May 11, 2026 0
Aquatic Exercise Lowers Blood Pressure and Boosts Health in Older Adults
Exercise & Fitness

Aquatic Exercise Lowers Blood Pressure and Boosts Health in Older Adults

A completed RCT tests how water-based exercise at varying intensities affects blood pressure, sleep, mood, and function in elderly participants.

Clinical Trial
May 8, 2026 0
Menstrual Phase Does Not Alter Fat or Carb Burning During Exercise
Exercise & Fitness

Menstrual Phase Does Not Alter Fat or Carb Burning During Exercise

New research finds no meaningful difference in fuel use across follicular, ovulatory, and luteal phases during aerobic exercise.

Research Paper
May 6, 2026 0
Dr. Kelly Starrett Reveals the Mobility Protocol That Keeps Your Body Durable for Life
Exercise & Fitness

Dr. Kelly Starrett Reveals the Mobility Protocol That Keeps Your Body Durable for Life

Physical therapist Kelly Starrett explains how to restore lost range of motion, manage pain, and build a body that lasts — at any age.

Podcast
May 5, 2026 0
Hormetic Stress: How Heat Shock Proteins Rewire Your Cells for Resilience
Exercise & Fitness
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Hormetic Stress: How Heat Shock Proteins Rewire Your Cells for Resilience

Go beyond the basics and explore the molecular machinery behind heat shock proteins — how hormetic stress triggers cascades that strengthen cells, slow aging, and enhance performance.

TutorialIntermediate
May 2, 2026 0
Expert Athletes Use Smarter Brain Networks to Anticipate Sports Actions
Exercise & Fitness

Expert Athletes Use Smarter Brain Networks to Anticipate Sports Actions

fMRI reveals elite basketball players integrate prior knowledge and movement cues through superior motor-network connectivity, not just stronger activation.

Research Paper
Apr 30, 2026 0
Your Genes Determine Grip Strength But Exercise Matters More If You Drew a Bad Hand
Exercise & Fitness

Your Genes Determine Grip Strength But Exercise Matters More If You Drew a Bad Hand

A polygenic score explains ~5% of grip strength variance, but physical activity benefits are greatest for those with low genetic predisposition.

Research Paper
Apr 29, 2026 0
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