"How Blood Flow Restriction Exercise Affects Muscle Oxygenation and Lactate in Elite Athletes"
NCT: NCT06918314 · COMPLETED
Brief Summary
This study investigates the effects of blood flow restriction (BFR) training combined with low-intensity aerobic exercise on muscle oxygenation, total hemoglobin (THb), and blood lactate levels in elite athletes, comparing them with healthy sedentary individuals. BFR training, which partially restricts arterial and fully restricts venous blood flow using a pneumatic cuff, creates a hypoxic environment, leading to muscle strength and endurance improvements with lower-intensity exercise. The study aims to determine whether BFR-induced occlusion enhances muscle adaptation and how these physiological responses differ between elite athletes and sedentary individuals.
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What is "How Blood Flow Restriction Exercise Affects Muscle Oxygenation and Lactate in Elite Athletes"?
"How Blood Flow Restriction Exercise Affects Muscle Oxygenation and Lactate in Elite Athletes" is a clinical trial registered under NCT06918314. Current status: COMPLETED.
What is the status of NCT06918314?
The current status of NCT06918314 ("How Blood Flow Restriction Exercise Affects Muscle Oxygenation and Lactate in Elite Athletes") is: COMPLETED.
When did "How Blood Flow Restriction Exercise Affects Muscle Oxygenation and Lactate in Elite Athletes" start?
"How Blood Flow Restriction Exercise Affects Muscle Oxygenation and Lactate in Elite Athletes" started on 2024-07-01.
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