Teaching skeletal muscle adaptations to aerobic exercise using an American Physiological Society classic paper by Dr. Philip Gollnick and colleagues.

Teaching With Classic Papers Teaching skeletal muscle adaptations to aerobic exercise using an American Physiological Society classic paper by Dr. Philip Gollnick and colleagues

Brown, Gregory A. Teaching skeletal muscle adaptations to aerobic exercise using an American Physiological Society classic paper by Dr. Philip Gollnick and colleagues. Adv Physiol Educ 30: 113–118, 2006; doi:10.1152/advan.00054.2005.—The use of primary research in the classroom enhances the critical thinking abilities of students. The present article describes a strategy for using the American ...

Gregory A . Brown classic paper by Dr . Philip Gollnick and colleagues exercise using an American Physiological Society Teaching skeletal muscle adaptations to aerobic

Effect of exercise and training on mitochondria of rat skeletal muscle.

GOLLNICK, PHILIP D., AND DOUGLAS W. KING. Effect of exercise and training on mitochondria of rat skeletal muscle. Am. J. Physiol. 216(6): 15021509. 1969.-Sixteen male albino rats of the Sprague-Dawley strain have been used to study the effect of exercise and training on the number and structure of skeletal muscle mitochondria. Eight of these animals were trained with a program of forced running...

Teaching With Classic Papers Teaching aldosterone regulation and basic scientific principles using a classic paper by Dr. James O. Davis and colleagues

Hanke, Craig J., and Angela C. Bauer-Dantoin. Teaching aldosterone regulation and basic scientific principles using a classic paper by Dr. James O. Davis and colleagues. Adv Physiol Educ 30: 141– 144, 2006; doi:10.1152/advan.00073.2006.—Classroom discussion of scientific articles can be an effective means of teaching scientific principles and methodology to both undergraduate and graduate scien...

High - Intensity Interval Training : New Insights

Regular endurance training improves performance during tasks that rely mainly on aerobic energy metabolism, in large part by increasing the body’s ability to transport and utilize oxygen and by altering substrate metabolism in working skeletal muscle (Saltin & Gollnick, 1983). In contrast, highintensity “sprint”-type exercise training is generally thought to have less of an effect on oxidative ...