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T-lymphocyte populations following a period of high volume training in female soccer players by Brown, F.F, Bigley, A.B, Ross, J.C, LaVoy, E.C, Simpson, R.J, Galloway, S.D.R

“…Abstract Purpose To investigate the T-lymphocyte response to a period of increased training volume in trained females compared to habitual activity in female…”
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Effect of induced metabolic alkalosis on sweat composition in men by Patterson, M. J., Galloway, S. D. R., Nimmo, M. A.

“…To determine whether induced metabolic alkalosis affects sweat composition, 10 males cycled for 90 min at 62.5 ± 1.3% peak oxygen uptake, on two separate…”
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Effects of leg massage on recovery from high intensity cycling exercise by Robertson, A, Watt, J M, Galloway, S D R

“…Background: The effect of massage on recovery from high intensity exercise is debatable. Many studies on massage suffer from methodological flaws such as poor…”
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Effects of moderate dietary manipulation on intermittent exercise performance and metabolism in women by Lynch, N J, Galloway, S D, Nimmo, M A

“…The aim of the current study was to examine the effect of a moderate alteration in pre-exercise diet composition on the performance of, and metabolic response…”
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Massage provision by physiotherapists at major athletics events between 1987 and 1998 by Galloway, S D R, Watt, J M

“…Background: The equivocal findings in the literature on efficacy of massage makes it difficult to assess the requirement for, or justify the use of, specialist…”
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Effect of lower limb massage on electromyography and force production of the knee extensors by Hunter, A M, Watt, J M, Watt, V, Galloway, S D R

“…Objective: To evaluate the effect of massage on force production and neuromuscular recruitment. Methods: Ten healthy male subjects performed isokinetic…”
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Effects of central sympathetic inhibition on heart rate variability during steady-state exercise in healthy humans by De Vito, G., Galloway, S.D.R., Nimmo, M.A., Maas, P., McMurray, J.J.V.

“…The profound reduction in heart rate variability (HRV) that occurs during exercise is thought to be, at least in part, the result of sympathetic nervous system…”
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The effects of induced alkalosis on the metabolic response to prolonged exercise in humans by Galloway, S D, Maughan, R J

“…To examine the effects of alkalosis on the metabolic response to prolonged exercise, seven healthy males cycled for 1 h at approximately 70% of maximum oxygen…”
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The effects of acute phosphate supplementation in subjects of different aerobic fitness levels by Galloway, S D, Tremblay, M S, Sexsmith, J R, Roberts, C J

“…Six trained cyclists (high-fitness group) and six untrained individuals (low-fitness group), performed a 20-min cycle ergometer exercise test at 70% of maximum…”
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Effects of ambient temperature on the capacity to perform prolonged cycle exercise in man by GALLOWAY, S. D. R, MAUGHAN, R. J

“…Eight healthy males performed four rides to exhaustion at approximately 70% of their VO2max obtained in a neutral environment. Subjects cycled at ambient…”
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Effects of exercise intensity and altered substrate availability on cardiovascular and metabolic responses to exercise after oral carnitine supplementation in athletes by Broad, Elizabeth M, Maughan, Ronald J, Galloway S, D R

“…The effects of 15 d of supplementation with L-carnitine L-tartrate (LC) on metabolic responses to graded-intensity exercise under conditions of altered…”
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The Ingestion of 39 or 64 g·h(-1) of Carbohydrate is Equally Effective at Improving Endurance Exercise Performance in Cyclists by Newell, Michael L, Hunter, Angus M, Lawrence, Claire, Tipton, Kevin D, Galloway S, D R

“…In an investigator-blind, randomized cross-over design, male cyclists (mean± SD) age 34.0 (± 10.2) years, body mass 74.6 (±7.9) kg, stature 178.3 (±8.0) cm,…”
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The effects of substrate and fluid provision on thermoregulatory and metabolic responses to prolonged exercise in a hot environment by Galloway, Stuart D.R., Maughan, Ronald J.

“…A high ambient temperature reduces the capacity to perform prolonged exercise. Total carbohydrate oxidation is less, and thus glycogen depletion is not…”
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The effects of substrate and fluid provision on thermoregulatory, cardiorespiratory and metabolic responses to prolonged exercise in a cold environment in man by Galloway, S D, Maughan, R J

“…During prolonged exercise in a cold environment, fatigue is generally associated with a depletion of endogenous glycogen stores. This has lead many authors to…”
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Dehydration, rehydration, and exercise in the heat: rehydration strategies for athletic competition by Galloway, S D

“…Exercise capacity and exercise performance are reduced when the ambient temperature is high. This has mainly been attributed to the large sweat losses which…”
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